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Coaches to Meet Players Over Historical Racism Allegations
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Famous Holiday Destination Given New Indigenous Names
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‘Tsunami’ of Indigenous Identity Fraud Cases Heading to Courts, Warns BC Judge
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Why Does Canada’s Open Society Embrace Tribalism?
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Supreme Court Upholds Ottawa’s Indigenous Child Welfare Act, Denies Quebec’s Appeal
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WA Council Rejects Proposal to Scrap Indigenous Ceremony at Council Events
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Barbara Kay: By Using the ‘Decolonization’ Rubric, the Intelligentsia Are Disguising Terrorism as Heroism
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Conrad Black: Canada’s Failing Health Care Just One of Many Policy Areas in Need of Reform
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‘Pretendian’: The Underpinnings of Falsely Assuming Indigenous Identity Should Be Exposed
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Correctional Service to Pay Métis Inmate $7,500 for Charter Rights Violation
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The Government’s ‘Action Plan’ for the Indigenous Amounts to an Apartheid Manifesto
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ANALYSIS: New Justice Minister Faces Uphill Battle Against Crime
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Attracting More Indigenous Women to Tech Jobs a Solution to Sector’s Staffing Challenges: Tech Exec
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Calgary’s Cancellation of Canada Day Fireworks Display Prompts Backlash
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Australian State Premier Willing to Go to the UK to Retrieve ‘Priceless’ Indigenous Artefacts
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Foreign Affairs Minister Announces Canada Will Seek Seat on UN Human Rights Council
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Brian Giesbrecht: Bishop Grandin Played an Honourable Part in Manitoba’s History and Shouldn’t Be ‘Cancelled’
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Saskatchewan First Act to Stop Federal ‘Overreach’ Passed
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Brian Giesbrecht: Racially Based ‘Justice’ Is Built on Flawed Reasoning
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Poilievre Launches Consultations With First Nations on Resource Revenues
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Feds Settle Residential School Day Student Class-Action Lawsuit for $2.8 Billion
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A ‘One Tribe’ Policy: Indigenous Groups Lock Horns Over Banning Tourists From Popular Hiking Trail
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Saskatchewan Woman Accused of Faking Her and Her Son’s Death Intends to Go to Trial
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Public Safety Minister Hopes to Table First Nations Policing Legislation in New Year
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B.C. Mom Who Sued School District Over Indigenous Ceremony Loses Appeal
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University Reinstates Marks for Student Who Was Penalised for Not Acknowledging Indigenous Rights
