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PrintAboriginals to be especially hard hit by government's crime legislation
The rate for aboriginal incarceration in 2008 was nine times the national average. This should be a national concern.
Photograph by Jake Wright, The Hill Times
National Aboriginal Day was recently marked, featuring activities in aboriginal communities across the country. But as we honour aboriginal Canadians, we should always keep in mind a great injustice that continues to be perpetuated against them.
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Aboriginals to be especially hard hit by government's crime legislation
The rate for aboriginal incarceration in 2008 was nine times the national average. This should be a national concern.
Photograph by Jake Wright, The Hill Times
National Aboriginal Day was recently marked, featuring activities in aboriginal communities across the country. But as we honour aboriginal Canadians, we should always keep in mind a great injustice that continues to be perpetuated against them.
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