UAlberta 2017

Project illustrates some of the nation’s most recognizable faces.

They’re far more a reflection of what you want them to be, say music scholars.

Comic books may be an American medium, but it’s Canadians who are currently dominating the industry.

From Made Beaver to marijuana, Canada’s economy has changed a lot since Confederation.

A modern take on a fascinating piece of Canada’s history.

The allure of the seemingly peaceful Aurora Borealis signals storms brewing in space.

Acclaimed Indigenous author to speak at the 12th Annual Hurtig Lecture.

150 acts of reconciliation that can be incorporated as everyday practices.

Historian Daniel Sims provides a reality check on Canada 150.

Indigenous people are hurting, not because we hate Canada, but because we love this land so much.

Native studies professors explain the trouble with a growing trend.

The Round Dance is a community gathering open to all. Learn how to join the circle in five easy steps.

Despite having reasons to celebrate Canada, I still have to defend who I am.

Sangita Sharma leads multiple research projects aiming to improve quality of life in Canada’s Indigenous communities.

Grad student brings dance performance by high-schoolers to UAlberta as part of Indigenous education course.

Cultural immersion provides valuable lessons in cultural competency for family medicine residents.

Earle Waugh has made it his life’s work to bridge community, culture and health.

Collaborative concert embodies spirit of reconciliation.