National Indigenous leaders, elders, youth and survivors of residential schools are to travel to Rome in mid-December for four days of meetings, which some hope will be the final precursor to that apology. Assembly of First Nations National Chief RoseAnne Archibald has not yet reacted to the l...
Keywords: Canadian Indigenous peoples; Canadian Museum of Human Rights; national museums; redress; residential schools apology; United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous PeoplesRuth B. PhillipsJohn Wiley & Sons, Ltd
National Indigenous leaders, elders, youth and survivors of residential schools are to travel to Rome in mid-December for four days of meetings, which some hope will be the final precursor to that apology. Assembly of First Nations National Chief RoseAnne Archibald has not yet reacted to the l...
"The historical wrongs of Vancouver City Council need to be addressed, particularly as the city is focused now on being a city of reconciliation,and that extends beyond our First Nations to people of other cultures who faced racism and discrimination in the past," Robertson said. "This is an...
hospitals to record homelessness among patients improves health outcomes, new study finds the small-town opioid crisis hidden in the big-city shadow alika lafontaine, the first indigenous president of the canadian medical association, unpacks that institution’s recent apology to first nations, inuit...
to a high of 26 weeks (Ontario), one of the longest disruptions in the developed world. Between 2019 and 2023, Canadian grade four students not only lost ground but did comparatively worse than those of many nations, most notably Lithuania, England, Turkey, and Australia. To make matters ...
One meeting last month in Vancouver engaged members of what the invitation called “communities that have also faced discrimination and/or dispossession in B.C.” That meeting, Hanazawa said, featured representatives of Chinese, Jewish, First Nations and African Canadians. ...
As well, he moved to deny or make more difficult the voting process for First Nations members, young people and the poor, by no longer accepting polling notification cards as ID, eliminating vouching for others and banning advertisements encouraging people to vote as well as Elections Canada ...
Hats and caps are very necessary articles of clothing, worn and appreciated by all the civilized nations, and by many of the savage tribes of men. Every nation has its own peculiar style of head-dress—from the Oriental turban to the distinctive cap of the patriotic Scot. Even different sta...