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Dominique Rankin and Marie-Josée Rankin-Tardif

Dominique Rankin is co-president of Religions for Peace, an Algonquin hereditary chief and a residential schools survivor. Marie-Josée Rankin-Tardif is president of Kina8at Together.

Justice and healing remain elusive for First Nations of Western Canada

  • Today, justice and healing remains elusive for the First Nations of Western Canada. Recently, the Lower Kootenay Band, a First Nations community in Western
Opinion | BY DOMINIQUE RANKIN AND MARIE-JOSéE RANKIN-TARDIF | August 2, 2021
Indigenous children, pictured in this undated photograph, at the Roman Catholic Indian Residential School, [Fort] Resolution, N.W.T. Photograph courtesy of Library and Archives Canada

Justice and healing remain elusive for First Nations of Western Canada

Opinion | BY DOMINIQUE RANKIN AND MARIE-JOSéE RANKIN-TARDIF | August 2, 2021
  • Today, justice and healing remains elusive for the First Nations of Western Canada. Recently, the Lower Kootenay Band, a First Nations community in Western

Justice and healing remain elusive for First Nations of Western Canada

Opinion | BY DOMINIQUE RANKIN AND MARIE-JOSéE RANKIN-TARDIF | August 2, 2021
  • Today, justice and healing remains elusive for the First Nations of Western Canada. Recently, the Lower Kootenay Band, a First Nations community in Western
Indigenous children, pictured in this undated photograph, at the Roman Catholic Indian Residential School, [Fort] Resolution, N.W.T. Photograph courtesy of Library and Archives Canada
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