Canada’s peak government is leading to reckless spending
Canadians must rediscover the need to link government spending with revenues
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Author: Ken Coates
Indigenous education can and must be fixed
If the current arrangements continue, the result will be another lost generation or two
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Why has Canadian citizenship become an oxymoron?
The country may be falling apart
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Coming to terms with the politics of self-righteousness
The problem is neither the ideas nor the charged rhetoric, but simply the blatant determination to silence critics
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Indigenous peoples also have the right to say “yes” to resource projects
End the ideological posturing that has proved so detrimental to Indigenous rights
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National Day of Truth and Reconciliation well-intentioned but hollow
The transition from symbolism to action will be more difficult than Canadians imagine
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The cities are taking over Canadian politics
Recognizing the political power of Canadian cities has become a core element of national politics
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How did we make reconciliation about white folks?
Many of the educational efforts associated with reconciliation are targeted at non-Indigenous peoples
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What if money is not the answer for Indigenous communities?
Indigenous peoples deserve a much better future, one defined by real authority over their affairs, partnership with the peoples and governments of Canada, and the chance to shape their destiny
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Finding a new path forward driven by Indigenous people
If the graves of residential school children symbolize anything, it is the abject failure of decades of government policy
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