Last Summer, Garnet Angeconeb met with Senator Lynn Beyak to reconcile. Now he says she should resign.
Interviews
An interview with Justice Murray Sinclair
Wayne K. Spear in conversation with Justice Murray Sinclair | August 1, 2015 Photo by Fred Cattroll The reality is that until we have fundamental change about the way we see things and think about things, there’s not going to… Read More ›
FNCFNEA: An Interview with Chelsea Vowel
In this interview with Chelsea Vowel, we discuss the recent Bill C-33 – the First Nations Control of First Nations Education Act. Download Bill C-33 here. Visit the AFN’s website here. Download entire podcast (320 kbps mp3) Follow me on… Read More ›
“Residential School: A Children’s History” | CBC Interview
My friends and co-authors, Larry Loyie and Constance Brissenden, discuss residential schools and the forthcoming book Residential School: A Children’s History on CBC Radio. Follow me on Twitter
An Interview with Chelsea Vowel
Note: this interview took place in October 2012 and was originally recorded for a proposed (but unrealized) Nation Talk Radio program. Visit Chelsea Vowel’s website âpihtawikosisân here. Read “Burden of Proof: What a native blogger found out about her country, and… Read More ›
An Interview with Shelagh Rogers
ON SATURDAY, April 13, 2013, I chatted with Shelagh Rogers about the work of truth and reconciliation, books, and her years at the CBC. An excerpt of this discussion appears in The Roundtable episode 38. Here, for your enjoyment, is… Read More ›
An Interview with Dave Tuccaro
DAVE TUCCARO is arguably the most successful aboriginal business person in Canada. The founder, President, and CEO of Tuccaro Inc., he was born March 3, 1958 and is third eldest of eight siblings. He grew up in Fort Chipewyan, a… Read More ›
An Interview with Cindy Blackstock
CINDY BLACKSTOCK is a member of the Gitksan Nation, the Executive Director of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada, and an Associate Professor at the University of Alberta. Last year, she became the subject of media… Read More ›
An Interview with Heather Menzies
[The following was first published in ASH Magazine Volume 4 Number 1, Winter 1996.] Your argument, in the book Whose Brave New World?, is that a corporate agenda is “colonizing” the institutions and services upon which we depend in this… Read More ›
Milton Rogovin
Rogovin once told Cheryl Brutvan in an interview, “I never could warm up to the middle class in photography.” Among the working classes, among the poor, among those who live on the street, he finds not only suffering but also dignity and beauty.
