Indigenous land acknowledgements have outlived their usefulness
Reconciliation should not be the stuff of soothing platitudes
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Proposed emissions cap will hurt Indigenous economies
Tens of billions of dollars in wages, contracts and own source revenues are at risk
Justin Trudeau’s plan for Indigenous communities has failed
Segregation and special rights have always been the problem. Integration has always been the answer
Killing Trans Mountain project would devastate Indigenous communities
Ottawa must bring in legislation to ensure the project gets built now more than ever
Moving aboriginal services closer to people a good idea
But the temptation to allow old-school First Nation politics into the system must be avoided
Indigenous education can and must be fixed
If the current arrangements continue, the result will be another lost generation or two
One Indigenous inquiry after another proves fruitless
All the social and justice indicators show that things have only worsened among Indigenous peoples
Lockdowns damage the vulnerable the most
Clearly having a disproportionately negative effect on Indigenous peoples
Note to Americans: Education is not genocide
The claims of thousands of “missing children” are false
Oil and gas provides nothing but opportunity for Indigenous peoples
The success of the industry is a success for Indigenous people
Indigenous peoples also have the right to say “yes” to resource projects
End the ideological posturing that has proved so detrimental to Indigenous rights
National Day of Truth and Reconciliation well-intentioned but hollow
The transition from symbolism to action will be more difficult than Canadians imagine
How did we make reconciliation about white folks?
Many of the educational efforts associated with reconciliation are targeted at non-Indigenous peoples
