Trudeau’s virtue signalling to First Nations is meaningless: Melissa Mbarki in the National Post
Office of the Prime Minister of Canada / Flickr Kneeling for us means nothing when many communities do not have ...
Tag: Reconciliation
Webinar Panel Video: Building Beyond the Painful Legacy of Residential Schools
Canada is grappling with a growing understanding of the enormous suffering endured by Indigenous children at Canada's Residential Schools, ...
This violence must stop. It’s only preventing reconciliation: Melissa Mbarki in the National Post
We are not in any way honouring residential school victims or survivors by burning down churches and toppling statues, writes ...
Finding a new path forward driven by Indigenous people: Ken Coates for Inside Policy
The discovery of the locations where hundreds of children were buried near former residential schools should be the launching point ...
Webinar Panel Video: Where We Go From Here – Indigenous prosperity at a crossroads
It is no secret that the Canadian oil and gas industry has been under significant pressure in 2020. Indigenous people and ...
How Canada’s oil and gas industries assist in the project of reconciliation: Ken Coates and JP Gladu in the Globe and Mail
Across large parts of Western Canada, in fact, the oil and gas sector is central to Indigenous plans for poverty ...
Major new study by Ken Coates shows tremendous progress on Indigenous engagement with the resource economy
OTTAWA, ON (August 5, 2020): The Supreme Court of Canada recently dismissed a legal challenge by a small group of ...
Reconciliation is nothing to fear, it will benefit all Canadians: Sharleen Gale and Joseph Quesnel in the Toronto Star
Blaine Favel addresses economic reconciliation with Indigenous peoples at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute's 2019 annual dinner. To be serious economic players ...
Charting a Path to Economic Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples: New MLI Commentary
OTTAWA, ON (April 25, 2019) If Canadian policy-makers are serious about reconciliation, what should they be doing about it? To ...
MLI Event: Reconciling Duty to Consult and Economic Opportunity
As the nation’s leading think tank on the issues surrounding Indigenous peoples and resource development, we at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute ...
Tearing Down Sir John A. Macdonald’s Statue Is Not Reconciliation: Brian Lee Crowley
Nothing will dispel the appetite for reconciliation faster than the belief that Canadians who are justly proud of their country ...
Tearing down statues is not reconciliation: Brian Lee Crowley
Nothing will dispel the appetite for reconciliation faster than the belief that Canadians who are justly proud of their country ...
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