Social conflict is inevitable in decolonization battle
Members of Unis’tot’en camp, November 2012. All the controversy over Canada 150 and its morbid celebration of the gains Canada has made at the expense of Indigenous lives has many…
Members of Unis’tot’en camp, November 2012. All the controversy over Canada 150 and its morbid celebration of the gains Canada has made at the expense of Indigenous lives has many…
Photo by Jake Wright (The Hill Times) After 10 oppressive years under Stephen Harper Conservatives, the long-awaited change in government brought a collective sigh of relief from most Indigenous peoples…
Photo by Izithombe The question of whether the horrors committed upon Indigenous peoples by colonial and then Canadian officials can be called genocide often attracts a great deal of controversy.…
Image from Library and Archives Canada Can you think of any Prime Minister, President or World Leader that would withhold food, water, or health care as a bullying tactic to…