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Dangerous Grounds

Coming soon to a democracy near you

The Collapse of Syria

The story of a nation’s unravelling, one neighbourhood at a time

Trompe Le Toil

The modern conundrum of overwork

Tony Penikett

Tony Penikett was the 2013 Fulbright Arctic Scholar at the Senator Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington. He is the author of Reconciliation: First Nations Treaty Making (Douglas and McIntyre, 2006).

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Tony Penikett

Paper Promises

By avoiding treaty obligations, Canada undermines its own legal basis July–August 2014
The Government of Canada is not keeping all of the promises it made to aboriginal peoples in 24 “modern” treaties, mostly in the North, negotiated over the last 40 years, ratified by aboriginal peoples and Parliament, and guaranteed by the Constitution of Canada. The Supreme Court of Canada says treaties should “reconcile” aboriginal and non-aboriginal…

One City, Two Nations

How the rich and the poor are faring in a country that says it prizes equality. December 2006