Struggles over recognition of personhood are rooted in the history of colonialism and private property. Indigenous worldviews of “Our Relations” […]

A Conversation with Chief Jean-Charles Piétacho Innu Council of Ekuanitshit, Québec Introduction Chief Jean-Charles Piétacho, who has fought for his […]

My name is Alix Van Der Donckt-Ferrand. I was born in 1995 and I live in Montréal. I make drawings, […]

Thread The thread was a rope, stretching to the moon, to my dark daughter on that distant shore. Cats, rents, […]

What I was missing here All night it snowed love turned white I trampled love underfoot The forest mews tiny […]

Ready For what can’t be known mind and body write poetry, freedom of movement, favourite food, sacrifice. Lead me through […]

Blár Cerulean, stamen-like brushstrokes wet on wet blending the colours create three shades of blue not to paint anything ugly […]

Knocking the Next We rise to shining life, then turn—— lungs to earth, liver to river, kidneys to constellations; heart […]

Another word for obstruct The word Yemen is a lemon, in government mouths while the poor covet a vaccine for […]

Saeed Teebi’s masterful collection of nine short stories delves right into the many nuances of the Palestinian community in Canada. […]

In Farzana Doctor’s first poetry collection, each of the four parts is entitled Therapy Homework, with a different exercise and […]

Collections of Yahia Lababidi’s Verses and Aphorisms: Desert Songs and Learning to Pray Yahia Lababidi describes Desert Songs as “a […]