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Reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples is arguably the most important issue Canada faces today. Understanding what goes into reconciliation and how it is enacted is not easily discerned. But we don’t have to look far to see the solutions Canada badly needs—Winnipeg’s inner city is already far along a path many have yet to start.
It would be a mistake for Manitobans who live in the South to think that what happens in the North does not affect them. This report examines how events are unfolding in Churchill and The Pas and urges government to consider the needs and aspirations of Manitoba's Northerners when considering the best way to help.
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Help us to honour Errol Black by carrying on the work that has been his passion for decades: highly skilled research and writing that publicly promotes the advantages of a strong and healthy labour movement to us all.
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Submission to the Standing Policy Committee on Protection, Community Services and Parks made October 2, 2019