Signa Daum Shanks

Signa Daum Shanks is a michif from Saskatchewan. She is an associate professor and director of Indigenous outreach at Osgoode Hall Law School where she specializes in law and economics.

Reconciliation isn’t up to Indigenous folks

What to say about two different concepts that keep coming up separately? As all of us ponder how to think about health and personal

Red Sky Performance dancers, pictured Sept. 30, 2019, honouring the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation ceremony at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Que. Until the rest of Canada realizes that instability, whether monetary or cultural, is so incredibly experienced by Indigenous individuals, families and governments, reconciliation will continue to be the pipe dream it has appeared to be over the past decade, writes Signa Daum Shanks. *The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade*

Reconciliation isn’t up to Indigenous folks

Opinion | BY SIGNA DAUM SHANKS | June 22, 2020

What to say about two different concepts that keep coming up separately? As all of us ponder how to think about health and personal

Reconciliation isn’t up to Indigenous folks

Opinion | BY SIGNA DAUM SHANKS | June 22, 2020

What to say about two different concepts that keep coming up separately? As all of us ponder how to think about health and personal

Signa Daum Shanks

Reconciliation isn’t up to Indigenous folks

Reconciliation isn’t up to Indigenous folks

Reconciliation isn’t up to Indigenous folks

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