ArticlesTara Beagan

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  Online Exclusives

  Reading for Truth and Reconciliation

  The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30 marks a moment to focus on the ongoing work of remembering the painful history of residential schools in Canada, honouring the survivors, and untangling the ongoing legacy of colonialism as we work toward a better future.

  By Prairie books NOW

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  Features

  Trilingual play set in post-apocalyptic future tackles treatment of women, girls, and Two-spirit peoples

  Tanya Nepinak, Morgan Harris, Ashlee Shingoose, also known as Mashkode Bizhiki’ikwe, Marcedes Myran, Rebecca Contois, Annie Yassie, Melissa Ivy Chaboyer, Hillary Angel Wilson, Lorlene Bone, Marcia Koostachin, Jennifer Leigh Catcheway, Tammy Nattaway, Kendara Ballantyne and many more – the list of names and their stories live on.

  By Katie German     Issue 86, Spring/Summer 2025