Indigenous communities should tap into the medical tourism market
The James Smith Cree Nation could create what would be Saskatchewan’s first private-pay MRI facility (FREE)
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Tag: Joseph Quesnel
How to get First Nations onside with resource-related projects
The support of B.C. Indigenous communities for LNG projects provides a working model for agreements (FREE)
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Focus on the merit of ideas, not identity politics
The Yellowhead Institute, a new think-tank focusing on Indigenous issues, needs to broaden its perspective (FREE)
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Integrate Canada’s forgotten Indigenous into the urban mainstream
We need to follow the example set by New Zealand, which gave the Māori the economic, educational and social help they needed, while allowing them to preserve their culture (FREE)
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Indigenous rights are not absolute
Public policy discourse needs to move away from where Indigenous issues are paramount to where they’re one set among many (FREE)
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Two visions of mining for Manitoba
A path that includes meaningful consultation with Indigenous groups is destined to move development forward (FREE)
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New hope for Canada’s freshwater fishers
The end of Canada’s federal marketing monopoly opens new doors around the world (FREE)
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What do environmentalists have against the world’s poor?
Pipeline protests only prevent oil and gas products from getting to economies that need them the most
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Fracking moratoriums hold back struggling provinces
Across Canada, misguided populism is creating bad public policy, preventing the spreading of economic benefits to all citizens (FREE)
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Trans Mountain a pipeline to prosperity and stability
First Nations support pipelines, including Trans Mountain. Abandoning the project will be a severe blow to those communities
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How to unleash Indigenous entrepreneurial potential
Chief Reginald Bellerose of Muskowekwan encourages First Nations to find the correct balance between politics and business (FREE)
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Electric vehicles pose a dilemma of conscience
JOSEPH QUESNEL: When we consider the source of electricity, the invasive nature of copper mining for batteries and components, and other factors, the jury is out
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