On her new release, the Montreal-based Algonquin Two-Spirit artist is joined by over 50 collaborators including Owen Pallett, Beverly Glenn-Copeland and Tim Nelson

Exhibit wipes away stereotypical impressions of ‘native art’

Glad Day relaunches Proud Voices reading series

NDP leadership candidate hopes to engage marginalized communities

Turpel-Lafond calls on Christy Clark to act now

New Kent Monkman short film challenges historic narrative

The two-spirited journey of a gay youth

Hockey, powwow and two boys connecting

A tribute to a 25-year love

Attendees will mingle with MPs and the Mayor

Former Buddies artistic director tackles third part of horror tetralogy

Artist’s reimagining of the Old West is on display at Calgary’s Glenbow until April 25

A wildly funny & touching story

The world’s first Cree opera

Indigenous

Join singer/songwriter Kìzis’ love-rave of the future

Feather duster

We are all related

A reading revolution

Meet Romeo Saganash

Live performances of 2011

BC’s youth advocate calls for anti-homophobia policy

FILM: Mary is quite contrary

Agokwe – within the man there is woman

Gay love on the rez

Tomson Highway’s Kisageetin: A Cabaret

Ottawa hosts networking event for gay businesses

Theatre preview: The Mill, Part 3

Meet Kent Monkman’s flamboyant, two-spirited alter-ego: Miss Chief Eagle Testickle

Street meet

Theatre review: Agokwe

On stage: Agokwe

Tomson Highway’s Pimooteewin