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University of Calgary partnership with First Nations goes back more than 50 years

First Nations thought leader says old way of thinking is the new way forward

HMS Terror thrown up by the ice. Engraving after a drawing by Captain George Back, from his 1836-37 Arctic expedition.

Inuit folklore kept alive story of missing Franklin expedition to north-west passage

What we can learn from indigenous philosophies and knowledge

University of Calgary archaeologist Kathryn Reese-Taylor noticed a spike in the number of Maya warrior queens between about 600 and 800 A.D. Photo by Alejandra Alonso, Naachtun Archaeological Project

Archaeologist demystifies warrior queens of the Maya world