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Reconciliation or Misallocation? – FCPP
February 20, 2025 The Kamloops B.C. Indian Band (also known as the Tk’emlups te Secwepemc First Nation) that announced the earth-shattering discovery in 2021 of children’s graves next to its Indian Residential School, has sought tens of millions in federal grants, including the cost of building a national shrine on its lands. According to Blacklock’s […]
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False Claims, Real Consequences: The ICC Referrals That Damaged Canada’s Reputation – FCPP
December 15, 2024 The answer is simple. Why has Canada twice been referred to the International Criminal Court on the basis of false claims about Indian residential schools? The ultimate cause is the […] Why has Canada twice been referred to the International Criminal Court on the basis of false claims about Indian residential schools? […]
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Murray Sinclair’s Legacy – FCPP
December 10, 2024 After Murray Sinclair died in Winnipeg on November 4, 2024, many Canadians learned a good deal about the life and work of the former Senator, Judge, and Chief Commissioner […] After Murray Sinclair died in Winnipeg on November 4, 2024, many Canadians learned a good deal about the life and work of […]
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Improving the Prosperity of First Nations: Lessons From Two Nobel Laureates in Economics – FCPP
December 8, 2024 Here is a question that many Western Canadians, especially those living in rural areas, could answer. “If you were blindfolded and dropped off on a First Nation or a Hutterite colony, would you know where you were if you did not see any people?” Of course, both the question and the possible […]
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SIEMENS SAYS: A need for balanced policies, rural Manitoba landowners speak up – The Graphic Leader
Dec 04, 2024 Dan Mazier, Conservative MP for Dauphin, Swan River, Neepawa and Shadow Minister of Rural Economic Development, recently met with Oak River landowners who voiced deep concerns about the impact of federal environmental policies on rural life. Calling out Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault’s initiatives as “disconnected from the realities of rural Canada,” Mazier […]
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Invitation To a Virtual Book Launch
November 27, 2024 In recent years the level of trust and mutual understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians has arguably decreased, due in part to a 2021 report that 215 Indigenous children had been buried in a Kamloops, B.C. residential schoolyard. The impact of this highly publicized but questionable claim on the views of many […]
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The Indigenous Nightmare Continues – FCPP
November 6, 2024 Will the nightmare ever end? Indigenous families across Canada have been lied to about their history for a long time. Some of their leaders have been exploiting their grief and feeding it with new allegations of cruelty to extract billions from taxpayers. For too many Indigenous families, the consequence has been anger, […]
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Giesbrecht: Is the Price of Reconciliation is That we Must Pretend to Believe a Lie? – FCPP
November 5, 2024 The price we are being told that we must pay to achieve “reconciliation” is becoming clear. We must pretend to believe a lie. The lie is that 215, and then thousands, of indigenous students of residential schools were “disappeared” while at the schools — that they died under sinister circumstances while under […]
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Joseph Quesnel: To Truly Help Indigenous Communities Prosper, We Must Put the Economic Horse Before the Political Cart – FCPP
October 23, 2024 Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has surprised a lot of people by placing a real emphasis on his party’s relationship with Indigenous peoples. Not only has he recruited high-profile Indigenous politicians like Ellis Ross and Chief Billy Morin to be candidates, but he’s even addressed the annual meeting of the Assembly of First […]
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GIESBRECHT: Staggering Number of Churches Burned, More Than Thought – FCPP
October 20, 2024 Blacklocks reports that since 2010, when the Truth and Reconciliation (TRC) commissioners began making the claim in interviews and in interim reports that thousands of indigenous children had died at residential schools under suspicious circumstances, more than 400 Christian churches have burned in Canada. Those allegations were false, and based on a […]
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