First Nations

Feature

When legal principle prevails over political prudence

Court decisions have placed new obstacles in BC’s rocky road toward reconciliation with First Nations

By Reg Whitaker

Highlights from Recent Issues

First Nations

Justin Trudeau: The irony of good intentions

By Tom Flanagan

First Nations

Remembering Harold Johnson

By John Richards

First Nations

The Meaning of Genocide

By Inroads Contributors

Finding a Way Out of the Federal Lobster Trap - Inroads Journal

First Nations

Finding a Way Out of the Federal Lobster Trap

By Inroads Contributors

Tragedy in the James Smith Cree Nation - Inroads Journal

Canada

Tragedy in the James Smith Cree Nation

Selected and edited from the Inroads listserv by Bob Chodos

By Inroads Contributors

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First Nations and the Partially Visible Hand

A look back on Citizens Plus: Aboriginal Peoples and the Canadian State

By Tom Flanagan

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Land-Based Healing

I do not say I own this land. I say instead, this land owns me.

By Harold Johnson

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The Perils of Postcolonialism

The Coastal GasLink Pipeline and resource management in the age of reconciliation

By Gareth Morley

Book Reviews

Is Alcoholism First Nations’ Key Dysfunction?

A review of Firewater: How Alcohol is Killing My People (and Yours)

By John Richards

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Thinking the Thinkable: A Conservative Government

Some suggestions for Indigenous policy

By Tom Flanagan

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Where The Past is Present

Indigenous Child Welfare and Presentism

By Dale Eisler

First Nations

A Good Novel, Not a Didactic Tract

Eden Robinson's Son of a Trickster: A Review

By John Richards

Culture

Perpetuating Darkness

The Canada Council's response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is scary.

By Arthur Milner

First Nations

Natural resource projects: The challenge and the opportunity for First Nations

A proactive federal strategy could help close the First Nation well-being gap

By John Graham

Canada

The strange case of the missing Aboriginal women

What purpose an inquiry into missing and murdered Aboriginal women would serve

By Garth Stevenson

Canada

Land and schools

The editors introduce the ABORIGINAL CANADA: LAND AND SCHOOLS section of this issue

By The Editors