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The homes, about a dozen, line both sides of a dirt road that runs parallel to a highway lined with trees.

Beyond checkboxes: why reconciliation requires systems thinking

Carney stands in front of a painting that is twice as tall as he is. It depicts a bird’s wing in black lines with red and green accents on a white wood surface.

Canada needs to be the partner it keeps claiming to be

Aerial view of the club and its green expanse dotted with evergreens. Adjacent to it are strips of farm land and a cleared industrial area near a body of water.

The Cowichan ruling isn’t a threat to private property

Stylized illustration of two hands holding the edges of two interlocking puzzle pieces that make up a full speech bubble.

Universities can’t indigenize from inside. Co-governance is the missing catalyst

Animated figures gathered around a table.

Empowering civil society and Indigenous communities in higher education decision making

An animated series of paddlers and canoes.

Honouring Indigenous self-determination by applying parallel paths

Three Danish ships sailing in formation.

Why Canada needs Arctic threat modelling now

Why doesn’t equalization apply to Indian reserves?

Rows of fuel bundles sit stacked under water. They are small metal cylinders. The water gives them a turquoise hue.

Ottawa needs to step in before nuclear waste project goes any further

An abstract image of a hand lifting a mask from a face.

Canada must act to end the pretendian problem

Trois affiches sont visibles sur un poteau qui s’élève en bordure d’une route pavée. Celle du haut invite à circuler à basse vitesse en raison de la présence possible d’enfants, celle du milieu signale que les lieux sont une propriété privée de la nation Squamish et la dernière, plus grande, recommande aux gens de s’isoler chez eux ou, à défaut, de maintenir une distanciation sociale. Un filet de basket-ball est visible derrière les panneaux et l’on aperçoit un village en arrière-plan.

First Nations, federalism and lessons from the fight against COVID-19

A grand notion

An Indigenous public art sculpture by Chris Paul titled Salish Sea is silhouetted at sunrise along the Oak Bay Marina walkway in the greater Victoria municipality of Oak Bay, British Columbia on Vancouver Island on October 17, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS IMAGES/Don Denton

Rights and traditions will define Indigenous governance of the future

The Wolastoqey title claim in N.B., a centuries-old issue and the honourable solution

A village of low-rise apartment buildings and a few shops sit between forest and the waterfront.

The need for Indigenous-led housing

Poker chips and dice sit next to a computer keyboard and mouse under a pink light.

Ontario’s iGaming market will hurt First Nations and others

A cluster of bungalows, one orange, one green, sits near a playground among dry brown grass under a big blue sky with long clouds.

Transfer authority of child welfare to Indigenous communities

Decolonizing energy and the nuclear narrative of small modular reactors

Shifting the relationship between provinces and First Nations to a diplomatic focus

Winnipeg’s Boldness Project reimagines an urban landscape with Indigenous voices shaping policy

Indigenous self-government in Yukon holds lessons for all of Canada

Finding a way forward on the Mi’kmaq and Maliseet treaty right to fish for a moderate livelihood

Canada must respect Indigenous cannabis laws

Indigenous consultation and environmental assessments

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