Residency and identity: Bringing the Senate problem “home”
With the squeeze on Senators to identify themselves based on where they live, I’m reminded of how identity-by-residency quandries play out among Aboriginal people
Why is the house of “sober, second thought” the first line of attack on Indigenous rights?
A look into the reasons behind the Canadian Senate launching so much legislation undermining the rights of Indigenous peoples
Number 64: Waiting for the next Aboriginal Affairs Minister appointment
Looking back at the Ministers who’ve held the portfolio over the decades, one wonders how much it really matters who’s next
A day both bitter and sweet for Indigenous women — and those who love them
Why Valentine’s Day might not quite inspire Indigenous women (and those who love them) with wholly-manufactured visions of flowers and chocolate
What’s next for Idle No More? Why provincial governments should matter to the movement
The movement’s paid scant attention to the part provinces have played in perpetuating the challenges faced by Indigenous communities. That must change.
