Inuit artist Annie Pootoogook died almost 10 years ago, but her haunting work is still winning accolades. This week, the drawing “Man Abusing His Partner” got the nod from prestigious art ...

“The Art of the Deal” opens with an exhausting fly-on-the-wall account of a week in the life of Donald Trump the real-estate shark. He’s never still, always on the phone and cranking out ...

(Nick Murray/CBC) As Canadians head to the polls in the 2025 federal election on April 28, this year also marks the 75th anniversary of when Inuit obtained the right to vote in federal elections.

The vast territory of the Arctic – of Inuit Nunangat, or Inuit homeland – is starkly beautiful. It encompasses 40 per cent of Canada’s total land mass and 70 per cent of its coastline.

Have you ever gazed at a woven basket, a painted rock, or a beaded garment and felt a strange sense of harmony—like the ...

The Toronto Biennial of Art is launching September 21, 2019! For 72 days, Toronto and surrounding areas will be transformed by exhibitions, talks, and performances that reflect our local context while ...

He calls it “the abduction” and one of his carvings now showing at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto makes reference to that event.

Greg Garratt (third from left) is President of the Georgian Bay Métis Council. Welcoming him for the presentation of a traditional Métis sash are Waypoint staff members Jess Ariss (left), Austin ...

“Throat singing for me is part of identity — I am an Inuit woman. Each song has its own energy,” Lois says. “Throat singing is dying out. The art is slowly disappearing. There’s an urgent need to get ...

President Johannes Lampe says the policy affirms a principle that Inuit and other Indigenous peoples have always known, that Indigenous identity is not a matter of personal claim, but of community ...

Arviat artisans recently received some desirable material for use in creating carvings. Arviat Mayor Joe Savikataaq Jr. said the hamlet recently lobbied Agnico Eagle for some soapstone for the ...