Idle No More

A woman carries sage as people take part in an "abolish the police sit-in" in Toronto in June (Carlos Osorio/Reuters)

What we’re seeing in 2020 is Idle No More 2.0

Pam Palmater: A much larger and more powerful movement than the last, led by Black and Indigenous peoples and supported by millions of Canadians
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Bernard Valcourt: A street fighter heads back to the streets

For the Tory MP—popular in his home province, and armed again with a senior cabinet job—the time for diplomacy with First Nations groups is over
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Idle No More, an exercise in fleeting infamy

A year ago, aboriginal protest captured the nation’s attention
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Joseph Boyden on aboriginal issues

’Nothing is ever done in an election year, so 2014 is when the real work has to get done’
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UN rapporteur says Canada faces an aboriginal crisis

James Anaya identifies myriad social and economic woes
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Radical student unions don’t represent me

Why mainstream students need to get out and vote
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Snooping Idle No More

When Native protesters were talking last year, CSIS was paying close attention
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Shawn Atleo meets the PM

Tease the day: The PMO claims progress on the aboriginal file
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Shawn Atleo wants the government’s attention

Tease the day: The aboriginal leader says the government must listen to his people
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Raymond Robinson launches second hunger strike

Tease the day: This time, the Manitoba elder won’t consume any liquids