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“It is corrective history, and vital that Canadians understand that slavery existed in the fur trade in Canada.” An essential read that rewrites (and rights) Cdn history from Tanya Talaga (also, The Globe and Mail - you need to make this freely available)

Niigaan Sinclair @niigaanwewidam uses the story of Winnipeg to illuminate the reality of Indigenous life all over what is called Canada. This is a book that demands change and celebrates those fighting for it.

Former Sequoyah Indian (OK) boarding school student Ryan Helsley (Cherokee), of the St. Louis Cardinals, is the first Major League Baseball pitcher to 40 saves this season! #NativeAthlete #Cherokee #MLB #Cardinals

I’m tired of explaining #Indigenous culture. Frequently, I find myself in the position of acting like an information kiosk at the shopping mall known as the dominant culture, by Drew Hayden Taylor theglobeandmail.com/arts/books/art… via Globe Opinion #reconciliation

now on sale from Tanya Talaga!

New Release - The Knowing. From Tanya Talaga, the critically acclaimed and award-winning author of Seven Fallen Feathers, comes a riveting exploration of her family’s story and a retelling of the history of the country we now call Canada. GoodMinds.com: goodminds.com/collections/ta…

It’s finally here! #TheKnowing by Tanya Talaga is the unfolding of Canadian history unlike anything we have ever read before, and it’s on sale now! Head to your local bookstore and pick up your copy today! bit.ly/3LCV1Tc

In Ojibwe our words for ‘Orange Shirt Day’ are ‘Ozawa Pagwayaan Giizhigad’.

Winnipeg serial killer handed four life sentences in murders of Indigenous women winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/winnipeg-seria…

Exciting news! Tanya Talaga"s book, "The Knowing," hit the Toronto Star bestsellers list just ONE DAY after release! 🎉 Join us on September 23 at The Royal Conservatory's #KoernerHall for a discussion with Mark Sakamoto. More info: bit.ly/4cpvloW

🎉 Just Announced 🎉 Two-time Juno winner Aysanabee joins Tanya Talaga on Sept. 23 at The Royal Conservatory's #KoernerHall! Do not miss his performance and Tanya’s talk on "The Knowing" with Mark Sakamoto. More info here: bit.ly/4cpvloW

A teen from central Alberta who called 911 for help, alleging people were trying to kill him, is dead after two responding Mounties shot him, RCMP said Friday. cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…

Stunned to learn of the passing of Darrel J. McLeod. He loved to write, he loved to laugh, make music. He always wore a smile and showed his kind heart in everything he did. We last met in 2021 at the ⁦Whistler Writers Fest⁩. Travel light, my dear friend. Dance with the stars.

I am so jazzed to be at KoernerHall on Monday, Sept. 23 with the incredible Aysanabee who hails from Sandy Lake First Nation and writer Mark Sakamoto to launch #TheKnowing. Please come on out. Details below:

Adrian’s heading to Toronto on Sept 25 for Tawich in the City! Presented by @wildlandsleague & Mushkegowuk Council, this event brings together Indigenous music, science, and art. Joining him are Anishinaabe journalist Tanya Talaga & others. Tickets: bit.ly/3XknnIA

“Sugarcane” is dedicated to all the children sent to St. Joseph’s Mission. It is beautifully told, offering an intimate and, at times, deeply unsettling portrayal of the devastating truths held in the history of the residential school. thetyee.ca/Culture/2024/0…

"We all have stories in our family of people who didn't come back." — Journalist and author Tanya Talaga tells Jeyan Jeganathan about the effects of the Indian Act and residential schools on Indigenous people, and their searches for family history. At 8/11pm | Producer: Maya Abramson

In her book "The Knowing," journalist and author Tanya Talaga tells a story of Canadian, Indigenous — and personal — history through the lens of government policies like the Indian Act and residential schools. She talks with Jeyan Jeganathan tonight at 8/11pm | Producer: Maya Abramson