INDIGENOUS ISSUES writes ... Former Ministers of Indian Affairs admit that they had to learn on the job the history of the treaty process in Canada. What is worse one of these former ministers actually suggests that in Canada there is the need to understand Indigenous Nations not as sovereign but rather at "domestic dependent nations" as has happened in the United States. This interview by Michael Enright is telling of Canada's ignorance about decolonization, self-governance, First Nations ...
Posted: 08/28/2013 -David Suzuki, Scientifique et auteur, co-fondateur de la Fondation David Suzuki
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From SunNewsNetwork.com
STRAIGHT TALK - TOM BRODBECK - August 27th, 2013
By: Lou James (a pseudonym) - Posted: 08/22/2013
I admit it. I have deep-rooted and ugly prejudices about native people in Canada. When I think of native people, I immediately think of alcoholic, jobless and homeless people who abuse themselves and others in every imaginable way. For all of my life I have seen these images and I continue to see native people this way.
De Beers Press Release
De Beers Canada Looking Into Victor Mine Expansion
(August 19, '13, 4:06 Albert Robinson)
Goldcorp Press Release
Lac Seul First Nation and Goldcorp Inc. Sign Collaboration Agreement
RED LAKE, ON, Aug. 19, 2013 /CNW/ - GOLDCORP INC. (NYSE: GG) (TSX: G) ("Goldcorp") and Lac Seul First Nation have signed Obishikokaang Collaboration Agreement setting a framework for continued consultation and support for current and future operations of Red Lake Gold Mines and defining the long-term benefits for the First Nation. A signing ceremony was held Friday, August 16, in the Municipality of Red Lake, Ontario.
BY MARK TALIANO | AUGUST 19, 2013