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Columnist Jillian Morris writes about transitions and a move toward the internal work of Indigenization

Jillian Morris writes about returning to conversations with trees, once a pastime for her younger self

'Our ways won’t take away from yours. If anything, it would offer another kind of richness and maybe you too would seek peace,' writes Jillian Morris on the final day of National Indigenous History Month

'Go beyond the term history, look to what is happening now. The resilience, the strength, the love that has been passed down through the generations is a deeper, more expansive force than the trauma,' writes Jillian Morris

'We have to look to the past, learn about where we come from to bring light to the path ahead,' writes columnist and poet laureate, Jillian Morris

Columnist Jillian Morris welcomes the inspiration that blooms in spring and in the imagination of the child in us all

'She sang the facts," writes Jillian Morris, who doesn't mind fanning the flame of conversation around Jully Black's controversial rendition of O Canada

'Legacy intersects with so many aspects of a life. For me, it feels closely tied to identity,' writes columnist Jillian Morris

'It is time for me to consider what to pick up and what to let go of,' writes Jillian Morris

'There are many more stories to tell,' writes Jillian Morris