By Karl Nerenberg | January 9, 2013
Education reform to trump property rights in first-nations talks with Tories
John Ibbitson - OTTAWA - Jan. 07 2013
The Conservative government is making education reform the dominant priority in native affairs in 2013, at the expense of reforms to property rights.
Hunger strike aimed at Harper's First Nations policies
By Charles Hamilton, The StarPhoenix January 5, 2013
January 5, 2013 - Elyse Bruce
This morning, I was shocked to see some of my Facebook friends posting racist comments about the Idle No More movement. Yes, shocked, as in "a severe offense to one's sense of propriety or decency; an outrage."
What in the world could anyone have said that would evoke such an emotion?
Jan 5, 2013
Placing #IdleNoMore in Historical Context
Three decades of Indigenous resistance in Canada inform today's movement.
From OLTHUIS, KLEER, TOWNSHEND LLP
Lorraine Land - January 3, 2013
What is "Idle No More"? Why are roads and railways being blocked? Why is Chief Spence starving herself to death? Where is this grassroots campaign going? This blog provides some links to a resource explaining the legislation which is triggering the campaign, and a little commentary.
Jan 4, 2013
As Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence's hunger strike continues for its 25th day, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's office has announced that he will attend a "working meeting" with a delegation of First Nations chiefs on Jan. 11.
Michael Valpy - January 01, 2013