No Senate reform without public engagement
Allowing politicians alone to change the Senate creates a system that suits their interests ahead of the common good of all Canadians
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Author: Joseph Quesnel
Why private operation of public parks makes sense
Partnerships with private operators are quite common, are often well run, and bring significant efficiencies and revenue sources for the public
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Harmonizing Canadian law with UNDRIP can’t be forced
The real area of contention is the requirement that Indigenous peoples receive free, prior and informed consent for anything that affects their lands or rights
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Can First Nations truly be autonomous in all things?
Ensuring access to safe drinking water isn’t simple. It may require guidance and even intervention by the federal government
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AFN needs to tackle organizational reform as it selects a new leader
In the post-COVID-19 recovery, the next chief must be a strong advocate for Indigenous involvement in the economy and, in particular, the resource sector
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