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If feds are serious about Indigenous justice and ending colonial violence, bring Charman Smith home

Smith’s current circumstances are not only untenable and a gross violation of the government's duty of care to her, but also another instance in which Canadian authorities are denying an Indigenous person access to their home.

Opinion
BY KIM BEAUDIN AND JUSTIN PICHé
July 28, 2021

Opinion | BY KIM BEAUDIN AND JUSTIN PICHé | July 28, 2021

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Canada is ready for open finance and it’s time the government deliver

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