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- Loewen, Andrew –Andrew Loewen was the editor of Briarpatch from 2013 to 2015. He lives, works, and organizes in Winnipeg.
- Spaulding, Daniel –Daniel Spaulding is a PhD student in the department of art history at Yale.
- Vineis, Steven –Steven Vineis is a musician and writer based in Raleigh, North Carolina.
- Cornum, Lindsey Catherine –Lindsey Catherine Cornum is a mixed-blood Navajo writer who spends a lot of time thinking about outer space, settler colonialism, and everything in between. You can keep up with her on Twitter @MixdBludMessags or at her blog.
- Lundy, Randy –Randy Lundy is a member of the Barren Lands (Cree) First Nation. He lives in Pense, SK, with two beautiful Great Pyrenees dogs.
- Stewart, Laura –Laura Stewart grew up on a small cattle farm in southeast Saskatchewan, studied biology and geography, and surveyed native prairie plants for oilfield project reviews, before turning to activism and journalism. She is the 2017 Magazines Canada Grands Prix Fellow.
- Belcourt, Christi –Christi Belcourt is an Otipemisiwak (Métis) artist who lives and works in Espanola, ON. Currently her work can be seem within Sakahàn, the international Indigenous art exhibit at the National Gallery of Canada.
- Letter from the editor –The primacy of place and, more pointedly, an essential _relation to the land_ is largely absent from the aesthetic theories of those in the modernist and Marxist traditions. In a settler-colonial society, such abstract sensibilities are untenable.
- Art and identity –Montreal-based Iraqi-Canadian artist Sundus Abdul Hadi discusses art and identity in the context of the Iraq War and Arab diaspora.
- Reclaiming ourselves by name –The renaming of lakes, rivers, lands, peoples, and individuals by the Canadian settler state can be challenged.
- A voice for the grasslands –Grasslands ecosystems are under threat globally. With less than 20 per cent of Saskatchewan’s prairie lands remaining, the provincial and federal governments are attempting to privatize the public pastures established in the 1930s by the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration (PFRA). Ex-oil-industry contractor and inveterate grasslands lover Laura Stewart is our…
