b"CONTENTSFALL/WINTER 2020FEATURES14ICRISIS ON TOP OF A CRISISThe far-reaching impact of COVID-19 on Ontario'snorthern communitiesBy Matthew Bradford18I SPILLING THE TEA WITH MONA HARDY 18 The power of a story, laughter and a pot of tea is more than medicinal, its transformative By Collin Graham22IPROTECTING FUTURE GENERATIONSCree-Mtis author and activist Maria Campbell hopes Not even a globalCOVID-19 will rebalance priorities By Sarah B. Hoodpandemic can curb 24IA FIRST IN FORENSIC PATHOLOGYDr. Kona Williams breaks new ground as Canadas first Indigenous forensic pathologist Mona Hardy's passion By Matthew Bradford28I INUIT INTEGRITYand determination For Amanda Kilabuk, COVID draws attention back toInuit families and their challengesBy Sarah B. Hood32I HOME AND HEART COVID brings artist Chief Lady Bird back to her rootsin an unexpected way 32 36I By Sarah B. Hood I NSPIRING TRANSFORMATION Alicia Aragutak is already making an impact at a northern recovery centre By Nickita Longman42I PAYING IT FORWARD For Dani Thunder, running a restaurant is also abouthelping othersBy Kim Wheeler46 46I SPREADING A MESSAGE OF HOPE We Matter aims to help Indigenous youth get through hard times By Rick GarrickIN EVERY ISSUE8I Message from the President12I Message from the Executive Director50I Professional Services DirectoryOn the Cover: Change maker Mona Hardy with Collin Graham, ONWA Manager, Community Development. Photo courtesy of Willow Photography"