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Self-government for indigenous peoples in Canada is the placement of power in the hands of indigenous leadership to, according to a government of Canada website, “deliver programs and services to […]
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The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was created in 2008 to investigate the history and impacts of the Indian Residential Schools system. It provided 94 recommendations to address the legacy […]
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The residential school system can be described as a combination of cultural genocide, psychological, physical and sexual abuse, a place with rampant disease and inadequate healthcare, and overall harsh living […]
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The Indian Act (which received royal assent in April of 1876) was intended to manage and control different aspects of the lives of indigenous peoples of Canada. The act was […]
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The lead-up to residential schools was contributed to by both international and local factors. Both are covered below. International Factors Contributing to Residential Schools The British crown had the view […]
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Note: For the purposes of this series of articles, first contact between indigenous peoples and European colonizers in what is now known as Canada is considered to have occurred starting […]
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Food Loss and Waste (FLW) is a major problem in Canada. Second Harvest – Canada’s largest food rescue charitable organization – recently released a report entitled “The Avoidable Crisis of […]
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Unhealthy diets contribute to 11 million deaths worldwide and about 47,000 deaths in Canada each year. Diet related deaths are the most important cause of mortality globally. In addition, the […]
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Consider driving to work yourself every working day without ever fully investigating or coming to know of other easier options. Less stressful, environmentally friendly and health friendly options such as […]
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a metric used around the world to measure a country’s well-being but it misses its mark substantially. GDP is a measure of market throughput and […]
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