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ON THIS WEEK'S INDIGENOUS ROUNDTABLE:
 

'Sinful' ceremony: a Cree community finds itself at spiritual odds over whether to allow a pow-wow some regard as blasphemous, in what might be seen as a battle that's part of a larger war.

Must the show go on? Robert Lepage's first attempt to tell "the story of Canada through the prism of [white-Indigenous] relations”—minus a single Indigenous actor—got cancelled. Now it appears the famous Quebec playwright will get to stage the show after all.

Boyden’s back, and there’s gonna be trouble! Why a movie adapted from a controversial author’s work has made some uneasy in their seats.

Back at the roundtable are Ken Williams, assistant professor with the University of Alberta's Department of Drama, and Brock Pitawanakwat, assistant professor of Indigenous studies at the University of Sudbury.

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Ep. 132: Culture-making in an Age of Assimilation and Appropriation

1. 'Sinful' ceremony: a Cree community finds itself at spiritual odds over whether to allow a pow-wow some regard as blasphemous. // 2. Must the show go on? Robert Lepage's first attempt to tell "the story of Canada through the prism of [white-Indigenous] relations"-minus a single Indigenous actor-got cancelled.

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Anonymous

Holy Cow. Double Dickery. I am shaken and saddened by hearing this issue is still raging; not surprised, exactly. Just saddened. My father grew up with this kind of hellfire threats, on the reserve back in the 30s and 40s. So sad that it is coming around again. Thanks for examining it so eloquently, with no dickery at all.