“There is something special about being in close proximity to so many types of services, supports and ideas.” thetyee.ca/Culture/2025...

“I think the decision to shutter Teen Vogue and move it to the safer home of Vogue, which is very much a fashion magazine… reflects a larger cultural sensibility that is pulling away from robust critique of these policies that Trump is enacting…” www.cbc.ca/news/enterta...

In northwestern British Columbia, a series of land use plans for multiple First Nations are eagerly being completed. APTN’s Sara Connors spoke with one of the First Nations to hear all about it.

Metis Nation Saskatchewan held their Indigenous Veterans Day at the Batoche festival grounds, the site of the last stand between Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont during the northwest resistance.

It’s the Chan Centre’s biggest season yet. That said, it takes patience and persistence — and keeping the big picture in mind. 🎭

And thou mayest aske thyself, 'How do Ich werke thys?' And thou mayest aske thyself, 'Wher ys that large destrier?' And thou mayest telle thyself, 'Thys nys not my beautiful castle!' And thou mayest telle thyself, 'Thys nys not my swift goshawk!'

The Nunavut departments of education and transportation, and Infrastructure Nunavut held public meetings seeking input on the future of Iqaluit elementary schools.

At #Ebooks Direct: the #YoungWizards 9-book box set is on #sale EARLY at its #BlackFriday price. Come grab yourself nine volumes of bestselling wizardry guaranteed free of toxic additives! ☺️ More info here: ebooks.direct/products/you...

Uiksaringitara (Wrong Husband), by #Inuit director, Zacharias Kunuk, begins its theatrical run. Dates and locations in article update. #Indigenous #film

"... best practices are better implemented as the default so that all candidates, regardless of whether they are neurodivergent or neurotypical, can benefit without the added burden of disclosure at potential personal risk."

How do we make university campuses places that promote well-being while they educate students and contribute to the broader community? Explore the services designed to support physical and mental health: https://bit.ly/47LQgkO

Congrats on your new book @jwyg.bsky.social!

Thei wante us talkinge alone on our phones to a demon thei created, and not goinge places and being wyth each othir yn art and joy and communitye. Thei want cinemas to shut downe, and Broadway to go darke. Thei want wryteres to stop makinge a living. Thei want to sell us hell and have us pay for it.

Teachers challenge Alberta law using notwithstanding clause to end strike calgaryjournal.ca/2025/11/06/t...

“And then you have librarians who are experiencing a real existential crisis because they are getting asked by their jobs to promote [AI] tools that produce more misinformation. It's the most, like, emperor-has-no-clothes-type situation that I have ever witnessed.” - Alison Macrina

Three Moves to Stop Broligarchy (Break, Build, Enforce) by Cori Crider and Robin Berjon mzf.st/15 hands down one of the most refreshing talks at MozFest

So much research happens about us without us. @autgeek.bsky.social and I co-wrote this piece for @isrfoundation.bsky.social on why lived experience needs to be central to research, not an afterthought. isrf.org/blog/why-is-... #ResearchWithUs #ExpertsByExperience #Inclusion

Word of the Day is ‘catchfart’ (17th century): an obsequious individual who sucks up to the boss and always follows the political wind.

"The moment of discovery" does not always exist: the scientist's work is too tenuous, too divided, for the certainty of success to crackle out suddenly in the midst of his laborious toil like a stroke of lightening, dazzling him by its fire. ~Marie Curie #BOTD in 1867. #physics #womeninStem

Cautionary Tales - The Treaure Hunt that Broke America (Pt 1) timharford.com/2025/11/caut...

Could you co-supervise a PhD working with unexplored areas of our collection? We’re seeking proposals from academics at HEI’s on four specially selected research themes: bit.ly/BritishLibra...

A new post, somewhat different from my usual themes: my experiences with independent scholarship, or my very long answer to what I do for work open.substack.com/pub/beyondth...

"A fully searchable edition of 240,000 digitised primary sources about eighteenth-century London, with a particular focus on plebeian Londoners, providing access to 3.35 million names ..."

We got our first 100 signatures 😃💪🏿 keep sharing and sign if you haven't already!

Congratulations to @clairecameron.bsky.social for winning the Governor General’s award for nonfiction! #GGBooks2025

These jokes are just going to play and play... :)

ANTHROPOLOGY COLLOQUIUM SERIES Monday, November 17, 2025 11:30 am – 12:45 pm Cornett B235 @uvic.ca @uvicsocialsciences.bsky.social #anthropology

AI letters are flooding the medical literature. (gift link) Thanks, Altman.

Thoughtful, rich piece on “why journalism?” by longtime journalism professor Samuel G. Freedman https://ethics.sjmc.wisc.edu/2025/11/06/q-whats-the-point-of-journalism-now-a-history/

The Canada Council for the Arts today announced the 2025 winners of the Governor General’s Literary Awards. The winner in the Young People’s Literature – Illustrated Books category is This Land is a Lullaby by Tonya Simpson. #Indigenous #FirstNations

On World Digital Preservation Day, the Digital Preservation Coalition has released the Global Bit List of Endangered Digital Materials divided by sectors such as law, business, government, cultural heritage, etc. #WDPD2025 #WhyPreserve www.dpconline.org/digipres/cha...

My latest short piece. #InformationBehavior #LISEducation #DoctoralEducation #SeriousLeisure #CultureMatters #CriticalCulturalLiteracy informationmatters.org/2025/11/nour...

The Turtle Island Journal of Indigenous Health is accepting submissions for our next issue! Please see the link below for more information, and please share this call with your networks! jps.library.utoronto.ca/index.php/ti...

There’s not a day goes past that I don’t miss Tony Bourdain, great man, great friend, great writer. Nothing can make up for the loss of him, of course, but it’s wonderful to hear his voice live from the page in the compellingly brilliant Anthony Bourdain Reader edited by Kim Witherspoon.

“It really gives a boost to the guys. And I know we have a lot of support from the community. I think that’s a big thing why we’ve been successful.” #Indigenous #FirstNations #firefighters #competition #Manitoba #nationals

Shane Belcourt is the son of Indigenous rights activist Tony Belcourt and the brother of Métis artist Christi Belcourt. On Face to Face, he describes what it’s like to have inspirational family members and what drew him to documentary filmmaking: youtu.be/mRub-ODr3LM

Great story! Nice change from much of the reporting about this demographic…

💥New: Quantitative political science shouldn’t favour tools over meaning ✍️ @silje-hermansen.bsky.social #PolSci #AcademicSky #QuantitativeMethods

Folks, please update your password security. Learn from history. www.worldofmoose.com/products/pas...

I stand with LPNs and nursing aides. These are the people who care for our elders. The Alberta government better not try to break this strike like it did with teachers. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Guy Day Chief heads up Indigenous relations for Red Cross Canada, and he talks with APTN’s Julia Ross about how to prep for power outages and other emergencies that could happen this winter season.

“[Politics] is in the music that flows through our speakers, in the hobbies we choose, in the faces we see walking down runways, in our schools and our sports. And young people care about all of it deeply.”

In honour of the one year since he started his journey to the west, I wrote a letter to Dad in my free @winnipegfreepress.com newsletter Biidaajimowin.

Local woman wakes up, puts the former Teen Vogue writers in charge of the Washington Post, makes oatmeal.

The federal budget makes big investments in defence, housing and infrastructure, but offers little in the way of new spending on Indigenous-specific priorities. Hear more on APTN News Brief:

The #ISSOTL25 conference continues in Ōtautahi Christchurch! Sessions are buzzing with ideas, connections are growing, and the spirit of collaboration is stronger than ever. Here’s to another inspiring day of learning together.