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It was surely no accident that, while as many as 50,000 protesters converged in Washington to demand an end to...
How should socialists approach the question of indigenous sovereignty? At first glance, the answer seems pretty straightforward, and on a...
Idle No More was always about more than Chief Theresa Spence’s fast.
The concept of divide and rule has been around a long time, no doubt as long as human society has...
The Idle No More movement has shone a spotlight on the real history of Canadian colonialism.
Stephen Harper comes from the Reform party, a party based on anti-Quebec and anti-Native bigotry.
As part of the Idle No More movement against the Harper government, 200 people from both indigenous and non-indigenous communities...
The tar sands development in northern Alberta is an ecological nightmare, and an insult to indigenous land rights.
There is a fortune of fossil fuel underfoot, wherever a layer of shale rock forms part of the bedrock.
Idle No More emerges from a long period of resistance in indigenous communities.
As I write Stephen Harper continues to ignore the hunger strike of Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence.
Canada’s colonial past continues in the present.
"Canada has become one of the wealthiest countries in the world by using the land and resources.
