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We've got beaders who are going to Paris Fashion Week where their creations will hit the runways and we're sitting down with an Anishinaabekwe interior designer from Winnipeg.
Today we're getting tips from people who do it incredibly.
The pandemic hit hard and tourism operators took a severe blow but there's new momentum as we look ahead with some optimism.
As many provinces are starting to re-open, we're putting Indigenous tourism InFocus.
Tamara Malcolm eventually got her children back and is now offering advice to parents battling the system.
On this episode we're putting pizza InFocus – the delicious, mouth-watering food that everyone enjoys.
We'll be joined by chefs from coast to coast and learn techniques to make the perfect bannock pizza.
She's a giant in the music industry and it would be almost impossible to find someone who doesn't know the name Buffy Sainte-Marie.
The Cree singer-songwriter has won an Oscar, written one of the best-known anti-war songs and always kept the fight up for Indigenous rights.
On this episode of InFocus, we're looking at a gallery in Winnipeg that is now featuring another artistic side of the singer.
We're putting the Indigenous economy InFocus. If economics isn't for you – that's okay because we're boiling it down and having a conversation about it with some super smart but very down-to-earth First Nations experts.
InFocus is helping you get in the festive mood with song and dance from a multitude of Indigenous performers including a children's choir in Cree and Ojibway, fiddling and jigging, throat singing, and much more!
There is a push from the legal community in Canada to have Saulteaux sisters Nerissa and Odelia Quewezance released from prison for good.
The two sisters from Keeseekoose First Nation have spent nearly 30 years behind bars for the 2nd-degree murder of a Saskatchewan farmer.
They have always maintained that while they were there when Anthony Dolff was killed in 1994, they weren't responsible for his death.
InFocus hears from the reporters who have been looking into the sister's story.
Putting child welfare back InFocus. We're sitting down with a mother whose daughter 'vanished' in Manitoba's child welfare system, along with two social workers who co-authored Child and Family Dis-services.
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