@CanadianPolling@338Canada Don't pollsters know that we elect people riding by riding in Canada? That's how you have to poll too. National percentages can be very misleading.
This week’s edition includes conflicting legal orders, transboundary rights, burial sites, environmental rights and more @ https://t.co/o5d4mPFfRm #IndigenousRights#cdnpoli
This week’s edition includes a monumental child welfare ruling at the Supreme Court, consultation, transportation, Treaty rights and more @ https://t.co/qFz0bO2WA7 #IndigenousRights#cdnpoli
This week's edition includes economic reconciliation, land protection, policing, land back and more @ https://t.co/yYWzxNmCIa #IndigenousRights#cdnpoli
This week's edition includes Jordan's Principle, natural resource projects, the justice system, conservation and more @ https://t.co/3R3uFyaIRh #IndigenousRights#cdnpoli
This week's edition includes (lack of) progress on the Calls to Action, economic reconciliation, fishing, mining and more @ https://t.co/HlKuk3UGP6 #IndigenousRights#cdnpoli
Year in Review | We counted down five key issues of 2023 for our annual Indigenous Rights Year in Review. Check out the full list @ https://t.co/pOQNBCSWfN #IndigenousRights#cdnpoli
This week's edition includes land defence, policing, reconciliation, economic development and more. Check it out @ https://t.co/dy0y83vCSr #IndigenousRights#cdnpoli
20231215: Andrew Lawton TNC: Toronto used word from slave-trading African tribe to replace Dundas ["While Dundas was, in fact, an abolitionist, the Akan people of Ghana, from whom the word 'sankofa' comes, were active participants in the slave trade and imported slaves"
Who proposed the word? Did *nobody* fact check it?? Toronto used word from slave-trading African tribe to replace Dundas https://t.co/sF1HDEcd7l via @truenorthcentre
This week’s edition includes AFN's new National Chief, carbon pricing, consultation, conservation, class actions and more @ https://t.co/vOBWOpTekK #IndigenousRights#cdnpoli