Miles Morrisseau

Miles Morrisseau, a citizen of the Métis Nation, is a special correspondent for Indian Country Today based in the historic Métis Community of Grand Rapids, Manitoba, Canada. He reported as a national Native Affairs broadcaster for CBC Radio and is former editor-in-chief of Indian Country Today.

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Pieces by this contributor

Denialism Marks Holiday of Remembrance of Residential School Abuses

September 29, 2023

Canada is approaching its third official Truth and Reconciliation Day, known as Orange Shirt Day. Hate speech and confrontations are growing there over the truth about missing children, graves and genocide.

Vatican Denounces ‘International Law of Colonization’

The Vatican issued a statement rejecting a series of declarations by popes in the 15th Century that formed a legal and political justification for colonization and are still relevant in federal law today.

Waiting for answers: Are serial killer’s victims in a Winnipeg landfill?

February 15, 2023

Indigenous community in Manitoba continues protests over police refusal to search for remains.

Celebrated Canadian Author Accused of Kidnapping Son, Faking Their Deaths

August 30, 2022

Dawn Dumont Walker, a citizen of the Okanese First Nation who faces criminal charges in U.S. and Canada, will appear in an arraignment hearing in Portland on Sept. 7.

Swinging Heartbeats with Musician Delbert Anderson

The Diné performer has blended jazz, rap, soul, funk, blues and Indigenous rhythms throughout his career. Now, as the BLM's artist-in-residence, he's embarking on a tour that includes a stop in Oregon on June 27-28.