Indigenous Issues
Uncover the untold stories and pressing challenges faced by Indigenous communities in a world that often overlooks their voices.
Northern Alberta: A Land of Contrasts and Challenges
KC Fairlight
Northern Alberta is a region of stunning natural landscapes and significant economic activity, facing the challenges of balancing environmental stewardship with the demands of the oil sands industry and indigenous rights.
The Complex Legacy of Nicholas Flood Davin
KC Fairlight
Nicholas Flood Davin's complex legacy is marked by his role in establishing the Canadian residential school system, which has left a lasting impact on Indigenous communities.
The Hypocrisy of the Left: A Look at the George Gordon First Nation Controversy
Vince Vanguard
The George Gordon First Nation controversy highlights the left's hypocrisy in selectively addressing issues of accountability and justice within indigenous communities.
The Ookpik: A Symbol of Canadian Heritage or Just a Fluffy Gimmick?
Vince Vanguard
The Ookpik, an Inuit-crafted toy, serves as a poignant example of cultural commodification and the complexities of cultural representation in Canadian history.
The Curious Case of Netsilik: A Political Enigma in the Great White North
Vince Vanguard
Dive into the political complexities of Netsilik, an Inuit electoral district in Nunavut, Canada, grappling with the challenges of consensus governance and resource development.
The Resilience of Lac La Loche: A Community's Journey
KC Fairlight
Lac La Loche's journey highlights the resilience of its Indigenous community in the face of tragedy and systemic challenges, emphasizing the need for mental health support and government action in Canada.
Wabasca 166C: A Case Study in Government Overreach
Vince Vanguard
An in-depth analysis of how government intervention has led to dependency and stagnation in the Wabasca 166C First Nations reserve, affecting housing, education, healthcare, economic development, and cultural preservation.
Drawing the Line: The 1992 Northwest Territories Plebiscite
KC Fairlight
In 1992, life in the Northwest Territories of Canada was about to change dramatically as residents voted on whether to split the massive territory into two, leading to the creation of Nunavut.
The Twist of Time: Unveiling Kennewick Man
KC Fairlight
Kennewick Man, the Ancient One, emerged as a bone-chilling discovery, intertwining science and Indigenous rights. Found in 1996, his story explores ownership of the past and respect for cultural identities.
Uncovering the Legacy: Aboriginal Title in the U.S.
Martin Sparks
Imagine land as an heirloom, cherished and intrinsically connected to the identity of its people. Exploring Aboriginal title in the U.S. reveals a rich tapestry of legal, cultural, and historical threads highlighting Indigenous land rights.
The Heartbeat of Kinship: Exploring Tainui, New Zealand
KC Fairlight
Discover the rich legacy of Tainui, New Zealand—where Māori culture thrives in harmony with modern challenges, offering insights into identity and community.