Tag Archives: aboriginal

Does Canada need an “Aboriginal Inquiry”?

Posted on September 22, 2014 by fearlessanalyst

Of course we do! Too much controversy flows around the question of whether or not we need a formal inquiry into the disproportionate numbers of missing and murdered aboriginal women in Canada. Why not? Most responses to this question range … Continue reading →

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The sins of our “fathers”…

Posted on June 12, 2012 by fearlessanalyst

There we sat, in the café, a lot of Canadian history between us.  Her ancestors indigenous Canadian and holocaust survivors, mine ‘Scottish Presbyterian’ and English settlers who imposed themselves on land that may never have belonged to them. If my … Continue reading →

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