Bill C-53: An Act (dis)Respecting First Nations Inherent Rights
How can Bill C-53 come to undermine Anishinaabe rights in Ontario?
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How can Bill C-53 come to undermine Anishinaabe rights in Ontario?
Bill C-53: An Act (dis)Respecting First Nations Inherent Rights Read More »
Bill C-29 holds the potential to fulfill the TRC’s Call to Action to establish a National Council for Reconciliation. But will this Council have the tools necessary to hold the government — and Canadians — accountable?
A National Council for Reconciliation: Challenges and Opportunities of Bill C-29 Read More »
Among the more rarely discussed Calls to Action are 93 and 94, relating to Newcomers to Canada. While there has been some movement to address these Calls, the citizenship education for new Canadians remains deeply colonial.
Calls to Action for Newcomers to Canada & the Violence of Canadian Citizenship Education Read More »
In this brief, Riley Yesno examines the 2023 federal budget and how it measures up to Indigenous demands.
Budget 2023: A Profound Failure to Meet Indigenous Demands Read More »
Hayden King addresses the draft action plan for the United Nations Declaration Act. What possibilities and challenges does this new list of actions present?
The UNDA 101: Canada’s Declaration Action Plan Read More »
2022 was a year of tremendous change for Indigenous child welfare in law and policy. But there is still so much to do. How can we hold Canada accountable for ongoing challenges? Naiomi Metallic proposes a new path forward.
Accountability Mechanisms for Child Welfare Advocacy: An Interview with Naiomi Metallic Read More »