We know whose land it is, and so does the government
On October 14, a memo was sent to all Government of New Brunswick employees by Ted Flemming, New Brunswick’s Attorney ...
Tag: colonialism
Unmarked graves unsettle Canada’s imperial history
They say that history is written by the victors. But this lie, propagated by those who expect to win, papers ...
Against Dominion
On Thursday, July 1, the Samuel Leonard Tilley statue in King’s Square was marked with red paint in a manner ...
“A man of ceremony”: Wolastoqiyik elder Dan Ennis remembered
Dan Ennis, an elder from Neqotkuk/Tobique, who lived with “decolonization always on his mind” died of a stroke on June ...
Time for Canada to proclaim August 1 as Emancipation Day
This statement issued on August 1, Emancipation Day, is published here with permission. Today as we mark Emancipation Day, we ...
Race-shifters: white people who identify as Indigenous
The number of people across Canada who self-identify as Indigenous is growing rapidly. Some of that growth can be explained ...
Bombardier Abroad: Canadian complicity in colonialism and dispossession
Many Canadians see Bombardier Inc. as a Quebec company that gave us fun outdoor machines such as Ski-Doo snowmobiles, Sea-Doo ...
From the Margins: Dying to Please You [audio]
photo by Edward Curtis, 1908 Dying to Please You: Indigenous Suicide in Contemporary Canada. This series ...
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