Pamela Palmater

Pamela Palmater is a Mi’kmaw lawyer, bestselling author and Indigenous-rights activist from Eel River Bar First Nation. She is the chair in Indigenous Governance at Toronto Metropolitan University.

Articles by this author

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Reconciliation can’t wait another generation

Prisoner death toll will mount without releasing most vulnerable inmates

Priority pandemic response needed for First Nations

Don’t forget the racist Canadians behind the racist systems

Responsibility for Kashechewan’s crises lies with Crown

First Nations water problems a crisis of Canada’s own making

Will Ottawa heed UN on rights of First Nations women?

Equality delayed is equality denied for Indigenous women

Families, advocates left to fill gaping holes in MMIW inquiry

How Canada turned a blind eye to the suicide crises in First Nations

Trudeau’s empty budget promises on the nation-to-nation relationship

Podcasts with this author
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Inequality and Settler Colonialism

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