What could have been for reconciliation
Ottawa will be known as the town that stalled reconciliation in Canada for a generation.
NSICOP report more than a Pandora’s box of bad news for Canadian democracy
Let the cops deal with the crooks. But dish the facts to Canadians so that they can deal with the unscrupulous.
Money talks and Mexicans were listening
The themes of the Morena party mirror many of those promoted by the federal Liberal government.
Election speech trials
For better or worse, gag laws are here to stay. All that’s left now is for the courts and politicians to haggle over the details.
Canada can do better than just being a branch-plant economy
We need to be more innovative. But innovation takes place in companies, and if you don’t have them, you don’t have the innovation. That’s our key challenge.
We are at a crossroads for progress where we must accelerate or risk stalling
The urgency which the current issues require our ongoing initiative and collaboration cannot be under-stressed.
Liberals have failed Indigenous Peoples as infrastructure gap grows
Governments of all levels must stop the patterns of colonialism that have persisted for 150 years, respect Indigenous Peoples’ abilities to make their own decisions, and stop preventing Indigenous Peoples from revitalizing their languages.
It is 2024 and where are we on reconciliation?
We need to stop denying racism. We need to see how colonial policies are still causing the issues, and how the solutions are available with willing change.
Urgent action needed for Indigenous nations
Indigenous communities are disproportionately affected by lack of housing, issues related to on-reserve water, remote health care, and more.
The Indian Act: a name that carries baggage
No matter how much the Indian Act is revised, it will forever be seen as the patronizing patchwork that it is.
