ArticlesTherese Greenwood

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  Features

  Elder, former chief Robert Cree fought for First Nations to benefit from resource development

  In his memoir The Many Names of Robert Cree: How a First Nations Chief Brought Ancient Wisdom to Big Business and Prosperity to His People, Elder and former chief Robert Cree shares his harrowing involvement in the Sixties Scoop and the residential school system, his later struggles with addiction, and his journey toward healing and reconnecting with his culture.

  By Sarah Seroy     Issue 87, Fall/Winter 2025/26

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  Non-Fiction

  Reflecting on running from the flames in Fort McMurray

  Imagine you’ve got 15 minutes to pack. This isn’t, however, a last-minute vacation down south. This is an emergency evacuation that might last mere hours. But, it could be days, weeks, or months. It might also be the last time you see your house and everything in it.

  By Laura Kupcis     Issue 74, Spring/Summer 2019