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Why Canadian Aboriginals Get Lighter Sentences Even When They Commit Violent Crimes: The Case of Myles Sanderson and the Saskatchewan Stabbing Rampage

by Henry Fuller Davis
September 8, 2022September 12, 2022

Many Canadians are shocked to hear about the violent history of Myles Sanderson, the primary suspect in the Saskatchewan stabbing rampage that killed 11 people… Read More »Why Canadian Aboriginals Get Lighter Sentences Even When They Commit Violent Crimes: The Case of Myles Sanderson and the Saskatchewan Stabbing Rampage

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A Tale of Two Commissions: Truth and Reconciliation Commission 2015 versus the Bagot Commission Report of 1845.

by Dan Parrot
June 28, 2022

In this essay, I want to acquaint the reader with the work of the Bagot Commission. The Commission’s Report, published in 1845, tells the story… Read More »A Tale of Two Commissions: Truth and Reconciliation Commission 2015 versus the Bagot Commission Report of 1845.

Insanity: Yukon parents vote on aboriginal school board

by Riley Donovan
January 14, 2022January 14, 2022

Canadians are beginning to understand the true meaning of “reconciliation”: the large-scale transfer of government funds, jobs, institutional and cultural power, and ultimately our land… Read More »Insanity: Yukon parents vote on aboriginal school board