Is equality before the law under threat in Canada?
Are recent legal changes in Canada putting equality under the law at risk? Could property rights be in jeopardy?
Tag: Aboriginal Canadians
The BC NDP government’s reconciliation agenda facing backlash, and it’s not hard to see why
Its approach has been anything but transparent, leaving many people feeling shut out of the conversation
Debunking claims of genocide against Indian Residential Schools
Claims of cultural genocide at residential schools baseless
Manitoba’s First Nations need to rethink AFN’s direction after Poilievre backlash
AFN’s current focus on past grievances and niche political issues is not serving the best interests of all First Nations peoples
BC NDP brands non-Indigenous residents as “settlers”
Also wants to avoid any use of the term “British Columbians”
How BC’s Indigenous rights act alters BC law in secret
DRIPA rewrites laws without public input or approval
Ottawa’s open-net ban an economic disaster for Indigenous communities
Decision reflects a lack of empathy toward Indigenous communities
Why is Trudeau sticking to the unmarked graves hoax?
Continues to peddle the misinformation despite evidence to the contrary
Trudeau’s policies a recipe for economic decline
His policies are not aligned with the economic interests of Canadians
Reconciliation is a buzzword with an identity crisis
The term is a battlefield of conflicting interpretations, igniting fierce political and ideological war
There was no Indigenous utopia in Canada
Claims of Aboriginal moral superiority have no basis in Canadian history
British Columbia could disappear under a sea of Aboriginal title
BC property owners face an uncertain future due to the Eby government’s Aboriginal land policies
Wake up folks! The NDP is putting British Columbia’s very existence at risk
Radical reconciliation agenda threatens the province’s land and society
The truth behind the cultural genocide allegations
A closer look at residential schools easily debunks the cultural genocide narrative
BC achieves reconciliation through a Constitutional sleight of hand
BC believes it has reached a Haida Gwaii land ownership deal. Or has it?
Why does the BC NDP favour Indigenous consent over the public interest?
Perhaps the answer lies with UNDRIP and the rejection of the “illegitimate” Canadian state
The truth behind Canada’s Indian Residential Schools
Only 15 out of the thousands of school workers were ever found guilty
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