Canada

Raucous vocals, nature-loving lyrics, love songs or simply some proper rock: the Inuit playlist by Canadian musician Elisapie Isaac

In northern Canada, the indigenous population has always lived in balance with nature - but then Europeans found their way to the icy desert. The newcomers harvested its raw materials. A personal story about life on the periphery of North America

It is well known that algorithms have a way of reinforcing social prejudices, but what can be done about it? Scholar Alex D. Ketchum takes a feminist look at the issue

Michael Running Wolf worked as a software engineer on the virtual voice assistant Alexa. Now he is revitalising indigenous languages with AI

For decades, indigenous children in Canada were sent to Christian boarding schools for re-education, where many experienced abuse. Journalist Michel Jean has written about this trauma

Wild horses, oil-smeared birds: Zoe Lucas recounts fifty years of life as a female explorer on a lonely Canadian island. A conversation

What “Safe Spaces” mean for people who face discrimination - and how we can make them obsolete.

In his new graphic novel, Guy Delisle illustrates the summer job he once had in a Canadian paper and pulp factory. 

The Innu poet Natasha Kanapé Fontaine on her success and her struggles.

Odile Joanette and Gloria Morgen make films with indigenous populations. What happens when people tell their own stories? 

How Canada’s indigenous nations are trying to revive old forms of self-determination.