Indigenous education can and must be fixed: Ken Coates for Inside Policy
By Ken Coates, May 18, 2022 Canadians have talked extensively about Indigenous education, with much of the recent conversation wrapped ...
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Webinar panel video: Mining, Indigenous communities, and our resource-dependent future – Event two
Relations between mining companies and Indigenous communities have been fraught in the past, with few of the benefits and ...
Fossil fuel subsidies are used to support Indigenous communities: Stephen Buffalo
The following is a transcript of Stephen Buffalo’s testimony before the Canadian House of Commons Standing Committee on Environment and ...
Webinar Panel Video: Understanding UNDRIP – Challenges to legislating the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous peoples in Canada, and all Canadians, expect the federal government to uphold the admirable principles of the UN ...
Quiet Progress on Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples: Ken Coates for Inside Policy
Settlements demonstrate that the Canadian legal and political process can work for Indigenous people, writes Ken Coates. By Ken Coates, ...
Political leaders are still sowing confusion about the duty to consult: Joseph Quesnel for Inside Policy
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh’s recent remarks show the need to adopt factual and reasonable language when engaging on issues related ...
First Nations businesses want access to capital, not handouts: Sharleen Gale in the Globe and Mail
Most Canadians have only a limited sense of how much First Nations business is changing across this country. With access to ...
How Indigenous peoples can save the resource economy in Canada: Buffalo and Coates in the Hill Times
With full Indigenous partnership for the first time in Canadian history, the country can have a robust, successful natural resource ...
How BC First Nations can benefit from another LNG boom: MLI study by Ken Coates
OTTAWA, ON (April 26, 2018): BC Premier John Hogan remains firmly opposed to the Trans Mountain Pipeline, which has resulted ...
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