This paper will argue that the root cause for many contemporary misunderstandings between Canada's First Nations and dominant society originated at the time of First Contact with incoming Europeans-French and English. Subsequent government inaction and lack of concern on the part of the public have allowed these misunderstandings to prevail. The result is that Canada's Aboriginal peoples have fallen behind and continued to experience a lower socioeconomic standard of living. A summary and analysis of what Aboriginal leaders and writers are saying about the injustices their people have suffered is discussed. These writers offer hope to rectify the situation through education
This paper examines the disposi-tion of powerlessness in the commem-oration process. By reviewing th...
This paper examines six major milestones that mark what the Report of the Royal Commission on Aborig...
As a special population group, Canadian Aboriginal people are always of interest to scholars and pol...
The Constitutional Act 1867 established a dual system of education in Canada – provincial authority ...
This paper investigates the history of colonialism within Canadian society by analyzing the relation...
Aboriginal people, one of Canada’s most significant ethnic groups in regard to population and growth...
Canadians have undertaken to assure the survival of Aboriginal governments and cul-ture. As John Ric...
Although social scientists have for a long time refrained from employing the term "ethnic" when desc...
The paper addresses the causes and implications of, and possible solutions to, the “education gap ” ...
The purpose of this paper is to explore some of the issues that have arisen in the Truth and Reconci...
British Columbia's education system has failed and continues to fail BC's Aboriginal students. This ...
This essay seeks to clarify the theoretical frameworks that have been developed to understand Indige...
In 1996, the authors of the Canadian Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples concluded Canadian educa...
In this paper I examine the role that education can play in the process of reconciliation as outline...
Both domestically and internationally, Canada is perceived as a nation of tolerance, upholding a hig...
This paper examines the disposi-tion of powerlessness in the commem-oration process. By reviewing th...
This paper examines six major milestones that mark what the Report of the Royal Commission on Aborig...
As a special population group, Canadian Aboriginal people are always of interest to scholars and pol...
The Constitutional Act 1867 established a dual system of education in Canada – provincial authority ...
This paper investigates the history of colonialism within Canadian society by analyzing the relation...
Aboriginal people, one of Canada’s most significant ethnic groups in regard to population and growth...
Canadians have undertaken to assure the survival of Aboriginal governments and cul-ture. As John Ric...
Although social scientists have for a long time refrained from employing the term "ethnic" when desc...
The paper addresses the causes and implications of, and possible solutions to, the “education gap ” ...
The purpose of this paper is to explore some of the issues that have arisen in the Truth and Reconci...
British Columbia's education system has failed and continues to fail BC's Aboriginal students. This ...
This essay seeks to clarify the theoretical frameworks that have been developed to understand Indige...
In 1996, the authors of the Canadian Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples concluded Canadian educa...
In this paper I examine the role that education can play in the process of reconciliation as outline...
Both domestically and internationally, Canada is perceived as a nation of tolerance, upholding a hig...
This paper examines the disposi-tion of powerlessness in the commem-oration process. By reviewing th...
This paper examines six major milestones that mark what the Report of the Royal Commission on Aborig...
As a special population group, Canadian Aboriginal people are always of interest to scholars and pol...