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The decent fix for aboriginal rights
Aboriginal peoples of Canada deserve justice, says Barbara Amiel, but negotiations will be complicated
The cuts and the changes
The Chronicle-Herald looks at the proposed rules for foreign charities.
We’re shooting polar bears?!?
International fur buyers are snapping up pelts at record prices. Nicholas Kohler went inside the auction house.
Iran, the new human rights defender?
Tehran takes aim at Canada’s treatment of its Aboriginals, in the wake of the Attawapiskat crisis
The collection of numbers by the numbers (II)
The Industry Minister has claimed that 160,000 Canadians “refused” to complete the long-form census in 2006. Statistics Canada now says 275,000 households failed to return a short-form census and 160,000 failed to return the long form, but only that census officials were unable to “make contact” with the majority of those households.
Hollywood’s shocking reel Indians
A new documentary chronicles the absurd misrepresentation of native people onscreen
You’re wearing that!?
Figure skating fashion goes wacky and the comments turn catty
Prorogue nation
Glen Pearson leaves for Africa with much on his mind.
The Commons: Unsophisticated debate will not be tolerated in this place
Members of the gallery should know better than to imitate the performers below