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
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
Get out your wallets: Ottawa appeals ruling on Métis and Non-Status Indians
The Federal Court rules Canada must live up to its responsibilities to certain Métis and Non-Status Indians; the federal government says it can't afford to
Read All About It! Métis and Non-Status Indians Win Recognition at Federal Court
Federal Court rules that metis and non-status indians fall under the definition of "indians" under section 91 (24) of the Canadian Constitution.
Unequal and Indifferent: Why access to quality education isn’t coming any time soon
Doing the math on the cost of education on reserves
REVIEW: “Gordon Winter,” a play by Kenneth T. Williams
Inspired by the life and public shaming of former chief David Ahenakew.
Aglukkaq’s anger towards UN food security envoy is political, not personal
Canada's Health Minister's protests about UN criticism of how the federal government ensures the right to food for all in Canada ring a discordant note.
