Natural resources cornerstone of Indigenous economic reconciliation
Tag: Aboriginal Politics
British Columbia’s greatest judge deserves a fair trial of his own
How Sir Matthew Begbie, who stood up for native rights, went from revered to reviled
Archaeologist’s claims of genocide and neglect at residential schools easily debunked
Just read the Truth and Reconciliation report
Energy divestment is anti-Indigenous
Activists’ class-based elitism allows “development and progress for me, but not for thee”
Indigenous peoples have a chance – if they grasp it
The future of Indigenous policy requires emerging from the shadows of the past
The national chief of the AFN has been ousted. Now what?
It is time to reconsider AFN’s purpose and how it selects its national chief
John A Macdonald was a passionate advocate for Indigenous rights
The complex legacy of Canada’s founding father
First Nations people deserve right to fee simple land ownership
Would unlock real gains in terms of increased land values and economic opportunity
Did children die attending residential schools?
There is no credible evidence of anything sinister about the death and burial of even one student
Are feds getting ready to seize control of the West’s natural resources?
David Lametti tells AFN he is willing to look at rescinding the Natural Resource Transfer Act of 1930