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The First One Hundred Days
Prince Charles (Now King Charles III) participates in a Cree naming ceremony with elder Gordon Oakes (left) and Chief Perry Bellegarde in...
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The home of the University of Alberta, Faculty of Law's "Law & Social Media" Project.
Welcome to Reconcili-ACTION YEG, a unique blog here for you to explore. Reconcili-ACTION YEG aims to bring an academic perspective to Indigenous issues and current events. This year's theme: Part 2: The Truth About Reconciliation.
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Government’s Gift of the Gift to Decide Who We Gift
There is very little more complex than what it means to be Indigenous in Canada. The Government of Canada has its definition, communities...
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Educational Apartheid: Systemic Barriers to Learning for Indigenous Students
Tansi Nîtôtemtik, As students ourselves, the ReconciliACTION team is acutely aware of the powerful effects of education. Historically it...
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Where the Monster Now Lives
Tansi Nîtôtemtik, With heavy hearts, we continue the discussion on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's five Calls to Action on...
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Meet Team ReconciliACTION YEG 21/22: Casey Caines
Tansi Nîtôtemtik, My name is Casey Caines, and I am a Cree and Dene woman, mother, and advocate from Fort Nelson First Nations. I was...
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