The Fort Nelson First Nation attempts to restore decades of industrial impacts on the landscape to help stabilize boreal...
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Filmmaker Dianne Whelan hears stories embedded in the land, rocks and animals of the Qu'Appelle Valley. This Indigenous...
Filmmaker Dianne Whelan spends time with Indigenous people in Fort Smith and Fort Resolution, hearing stories that warn...
Filmmaker Keira Loughran and Helen Lee examine the legacy of their grandmothers - women of indomitable spirit who fought...
In New Brunswick, Cecelia Brooks combines traditional Indigenous knowledge with science. Known as Samuqwan Mi'kiju (The...
A message in a bottle is at the heart of the bizarre mystery of Biker Bob and his posthumous journey across Vancouver...
The mesmerizing beauty of Japanese moon viewing is on display, while snow huts leave visitors with an inner glow and edible delights radiate hospitality.
From Tokyo's sumptuous cherry blossoms to the drama of the Soma Nomaoi horse festival, this seasonal journey blends iconic sights with lesser-known marvels.
What does it mean to be Indigenous right now? From reviving copper shield-making to playing ancient games, intimate portraits of artists and knowledge keepers showcase the resurgence of Indigenous identity, knowledge and joy across the Northwest Coast.
Filmmaker Dianne Whelan hears stories embedded in the land, rocks and animals of the Qu'Appelle Valley. This Indigenous wisdom teaches us and nurtures our role as stewards to take care of the land and live in a sustainable way.