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
Tag: RCMP
Lead Pickton investigator may’ve broken silence, but all-but-omits key fact
In a special letter to today’s Vancouver Sun entitled “Top Robert Pickton cop in his own words,” retired RCMP inspector Don Adam attempts to respond to the mountain of criticisms over the RCMP-Vancouver Police Missing Women Task Force’s handling of the investigation into this convicted serial killer. As head of the so-called ‘Pickton investigation,’ Adam […]
Savages 2.0: Are Gangs and Terrorists the New Indian Stereotype?
If you’re going to stay current, sometimes you have to re-invent your brand, and we Indians are no exception. Luckily, we have people lining up to do it for us. We begin with the apparently oh-so-nascent Indigenous Resistance Army — IRA, for short — which, according to a recent speech by the chair of Defence […]
No, Canada.
Ever have one of those nights where you can’t believe what you just saw and you’re steamed about it, but you know saying so won’t make a nickel’s worth of difference because apparently it IS true – ignorance IS bliss? I’m talking about the bizarre distortions of the real world that keep popping up. Some […]
