MATERIAL CULTURE: MÉTIS FOLK HOME
Note: A similar version of this essay was published by SITE magazine in June 2017, titled “Towards an Architecture of Métis Resistence.” In 1986 an award-winning interpretive center opened at […]
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COMMUNITIES: ROOSTER TOWN
On the Fringe: Urban Colonial Planning in Rooster Town, Manitoba Canada has a long history, far longer than our colonial history. Indigenous people have occupied Canada since time immemorial, and […]
CONVERSATIONS: NORMAN FLEURY
Norman Fluery is an Elder, Michif language expert and storyteller from St. Lazare, Manitoba. His work is prolific and diverse in nature. Norman works tirelessly to promote and educate on […]
MATERIAL CULTURE: MÉTIS SKIFFS
Jules Daignault is a Métis boat builder from Île-à-la-Crosse, Saskatchewan.
The Métis Architect...(?) 