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The Journey to Reconciliation in North American Summer…
It is not possible to reflect on memories at summer camp without recognizing the social inequalities upon which it…
New Zealand’s Tribunals are a Model for Canadian…
An independent tribunal to handle land claims may be the path forward for reconciliation in Canada.
A Traumatic Reckoning: The Indigenous Relationship with…
Religious institutions play a critical role in shaping the nation’s identity and can aid Canada in correcting its…
Senakw: How One Project Represents the Dichotomy Between…
We cannot have homeownership being the primary means of building wealth and security, and also allow affordable…
Lula peut-il sauver l’Amazonie?
La victoire de Lula est perçue à l'international comme une victoire pour la démocratie mais aussi pour le climat.…
Enough is Enough: The Ongoing Forced and Coerced…
Whereas the legalization of birth control was seen as a tool of liberation for white women to control when and how…
La décolonisation autochtone en milieu littéraire…
Au XXIe siècle, la place des littératures autochtones dans le milieu littéraire québécois n’a cessé de prendre de…
Protecting Those Who Protect the Land: A New Frontier in…
The Escazú Agreement is not only the first regional environmental treaty; it is also the first of its kind to…
Is It Time for Legault to LeStop?
"Bill 96 exemplifies an intergenerational cultural wound between Canadian Anglophones, Francophones, and First…
A New Pink Tide in Latin American Politics
While the popularity of the Right in Latin America peaked only a few years ago, the resurgence of the "pink tide"…
An Artifact of Colonialism: The Canadian…
Thousands of Indigenous artifacts have been confiscated or coerced from Indigenous communities, and many more…
Dear Canada, Can You Put a Price on a Child’s…
The Canadian federal government recently reached a record-breaking settlement of approximately $40 billion in…