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Indigenous Suffering is the Point: The Expanding Processes of the Aboriginal Industry

Essay, Aboriginal Futures, James PewNovember 29, 2022

Indigenous politics in Canada involves a long drawn-out expensive processes designed not only to extract taxpayer dollars but also to block oversight and control narratives. Because of this, over the last several decades an expansion of a vast infrastructure of …

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Indigenous Communities Should Take Lesson from Alberta

Commentary, Aboriginal Futures, Healthcare, Joseph QuesnelJune 11, 2022

Manitoba’s Indigenous communities should learn a lesson from an Alberta First Nation that is establishing a private health clinic to provide services that will reduce the pressure on the provincial public system. Specifically, the Alberta government has recently approved a …

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B.C. Indigenous Leader urges moving beyond black and white thinking on schools

Commentary, Residential Schools, Joseph QuesnelFebruary 15, 2022

A B.C. Indigenous leader who advised Prime Minister Stephen Harper on the contents of the landmark 2008 government residential schools apology has said that Canadians must not succumb to black and white thinking about the schools’ legacy. Despite his opposition …

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A Common-Sense Indigenous Reconciliation Agenda

Commentary, Aboriginal Futures, Joseph QuesnelDecember 13, 2021

Premier Heather Stefanson has a chance to set out on an agenda to advance the quality of life for all Indigenous people in the province. Leaders from the Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak (MKO) – representing northern First Nations – and the …

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Indigenous Women and Canadian Institutions

Commentary, Aboriginal Futures, Rodney CliftonNovember 23, 2021

As you read the title of this article, your mind probably flashes to a few negative media stories. Perhaps you think of a young Indigenous woman’s bad experience with a Winnipeg taxi driver. Or you think of Joyce Echaquan’s suffering and death in a Quebec hospital and both the coroner’s …

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Are There Really Thousands of Missing Indigenous Children?

Essay, Aboriginal Futures, Brian GiesbrechtOctober 21, 2021

Canada has always been known throughout the world as a peaceful and thoroughly decent country. Not anymore. Our international reputation is now in tatters. Allegations that bodies of Indian Residential School (IRS) students have been discovered in secret graves have …

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The Myth of Indigenous Law in Canada

Essay, Aboriginal Futures, Peter BestAugust 11, 2021

In a recent Globe and Mail article, two lawyers, one a Toronto law professor and the other an Indigenous member of the Indigenous Bar Association,  advanced the benignly racist argument that Canada should appoint a Supreme Court Justice on the …

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Indigenous Vaccination Priority Policy Deeply Flawed

Commentary, COVID-19, Healthcare & Welfare, Brian Giesbrecht, Joseph QuesnelApril 20, 2021

Most Canadians – even those with serious health problems – are still waiting for the vaccination that might save their life.  Meanwhile, vaccinations for indigenous people are proceeding at a rate eight times faster than elsewhere. In some cases, all …

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BOOK REVIEW: Seven Fallen Feathers: Indigenous Deaths and Avoided Hard Truths in a Northern City

Book Review, Aboriginal Futures, Peter Best, Thinkers' CornerFebruary 11, 2021

” In November 2004 Canada’s Auditor General Sheila Fraser blasted INAC again for wasting money while producing no results…Fraser also pointed out that INAC was spending about $1 billion a year with few tangible results.” -from page 127.

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