Beyond the Indian Act: Lessons learned from independent land management by First Nations
By Ken Coates and Britt Baumann April 28, 2023 PDF of paper Executive Summary The Indian Act has asserted control ...
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Slowly but surely, Indigenous Peoples are gaining control of traditional lands: Ken Coates and JP Gladu in the Globe and Mail
This article originally appeared in the Globe and Mail. By Ken Coates and JP Gladu, March 6, 2023 Sometimes great ...
Rethinking Bangladesh: A story of national resilience in the face of adversity – Ken Coates for Inside Policy
By Ken Coates, January 24, 2023 For Canadians of a certain age, Bangladesh is associated, first and foremost, with George ...
Global lessons from the Rohingyan refugee crisis: Ken Coates in the Ottawa Citizen
This article originally appeared in the Ottawa Citizen. By Ken Coates, January 23, 2023 DHAKA, Bangladesh — Five years ago, ...
Resolving Indigenous identity fraud is a thorny, emotional challenge: Ken Coates in iPolitics
This article originally appeared in iPolitics. Below is an excerpt from the article, which can be read in full here. By Ken ...
Canada’s fishing industry sets the path to economic resurgence in the East Coast
OTTAWA, ON (January 17, 2023): In recent years, Canada’s East Coast fishing industry has come of age, both in terms ...
Fishing for answers: How an East Coast resurgence could navigate rough waters
By Ken Coates January 17, 2023 PDF of paper Executive Summary The East Coast fishing industry has shown both considerable ...
Understanding Indigenous pain is vital. But it is not enough, on its own: Ken Coates, Melissa Mbarki, and Chris Sankey in the Globe and Mail
This article originally appeared in the Globe and Mail. By Ken Coates, Melissa Mbarki, and Chris Sankey, January 9, 2023 ...
The passing of Queen Elizabeth II: What can the Indigenous response tell us about future relations with the Crown – Coates and Mbarki for Inside Policy
By Ken Coates and Melissa Mbarki, December 21, 2022 For good reasons, Indigenous peoples in Canada have mixed feelings about ...
Transforming Indigenous governance and sovereignty through its civil service
OTTAWA, ON (December 19, 2022): Indigenous governments are expanding rapidly with the emergence and growth of an Indigenous civil service. ...
Fixing Indigenous governance: Why the civil service is a basic essential for Indigenous sovereignty
By Ken Coates and Greg Finnegan December 19, 2022 PDF of paper Executive Summary Indigenous governments are expanding rapidly and ...
Immigration is changing Canada for the better. But the conversation can’t end there: Ken Coates in the Globe and Mail
This article originally appeared in the Globe and Mail. By Ken Coates, November 28, 2022 Canada, without a doubt, has ...
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(Im)balance of power – How federal overreach fuels Western Alienation: Sonya Savage and Heather Exner-Pirot
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Unleashing AI: Canada’s blueprint for productivity, innovation, and workforce integration
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Sacred (cash) cows – The urgent need to eliminate supply management: Stuart J. Smyth
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Canada at a Crossroads – Volume 6: Degrees of separation – Universities versus the public
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The future of the Canadian Armed Forces under Carney: Andrew Leslie on The Hub Podcast
