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They Would Call Me a “Denier” – Let Me Explain what I Believe about Residential Schools in Canada – FCPP
August 19, 2024 In our largely “post-truth” society, the validity of a given statement is increasingly assessed based on who is making it. There are even those who believe that only some should be allowed to say certain things – while others should be scorned or even imprisoned for uttering the same words. This increasingly […]
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Sustainable Jobs for Indigenous Clean Energy Action
Key Messages The federal government has passed the Sustainable Jobs Act to advance support for workers and communities affected by the energy transition and harness the opportunities of a low-carbon economy. To address existing socio-economic inequities and the disproportionate impacts of fossil fuels on Indigenous communities, as well as to meet the federal government’s commitments […]
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The Supreme Court of Canada Restoule Decision – FCPP
August 13, 2024 With respect to the future interpretation of the Robinson treaties, the Supreme Court ruled that the Crown has a duty to consider, from time to time, whether it should increase the present $4 annuity. If it decides to increase the amount, it must use discretion in deciding by how much. The Crown’s […]
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Canada’s growing protest culture is a sign of a broken system – FCPP
August 12, 2024 Canada’s growing protest culture is a sign of a broken system. On The Cory Morgan Show, Cory talks with Frontier Centre for Public Policy senior fellow and retired judge Brian Giesbrecht about how protests have been growing as citizens feel hopeless. (47 minutes) Watch on YouTube here. Read More: https://fcpp.org/2024/08/12/canadas-growing-protest-culture-is-a-sign-of-a-broken-system/
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First Nations Buy Into Pipelines – FCPP
August 5, 2024 It’s taken years to get here, but there’s a new trend in Canada’s pipeline industry, and it couldn’t come soon enough. That’s because the path we’ve been on until now has been one to ruin. On July 30, TC Energy announced it was in the process of selling 5.34 per cent of […]
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Frontier Centre for Public Policy report refutes genocide claims
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Frontier Centre for Public Policy report refutes genocide claims Let us now commit to a future where truth and reconciliation are built on solid foundations of evidence and mutual respect WINNIPEG, July 23, 2024 – A groundbreaking report by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, authored by Hymie Rubenstein and titled “On […]
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Sites of Truth, Sites of Conscience: the Special Interlocutor’s Historical Report – FCPP
July 15, 2024 While OSI states that “the primary purpose of this Report is not to prove that these atrocities happened or that Canada is responsible,” it also declares that “understanding the scope and scale of State wrongdoing and harms makes clear that there is an ongoing need for reparations relating to the missing and […]
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UNDRIP’S False Promise of Indigenous Nationhood Threatens Individual Indigenous Canadians – FCPP
July 8, 2024 Our Canadian elites, led by Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government, continue to advance the idea that Canada should be a race-based nation. This is reflected in the Trudeau government’s enactment of the racist United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People (UNDRIP) laws and policies. (The UNDRIP Action Plan.) These laws and […]
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Call for Public Inquiry into the “Kamloops Graves Hoax”
WINNIPEG,– The Frontier Centre for Public Policy is urgently calling for a public inquiry into what has become known as the “Kamloops Graves Hoax.” The May 27, 2021, claim by the Kamloops Indian Band regarding the discovery of “human remains” in the apple orchard area of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School caused national hysteria […]
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What needs to be celebrated on National Indigenous Peoples Day? – FCPP
June 20, 2024 As well as celebrating this richness and diversity, there is good reason to celebrate this June 21. We now realize that no Indian Residential School children are missing, were never subjected to genocide, and are not buried in either individual or mass graves, as proclaimed in recent years. That Aboriginals leaders, activists, […]
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