March/April 2011
Unsettling Canada
As government and industry continue to annex and desecrate Indigenous lands for resource extraction, housing developments, highways and tourist destinations, how can we organize a more effective anti-colonial resistance? What are the current sites of contestation in Canada, and what is the role of non-native allies in supporting these struggles? This issue explores the state of the ongoing colonial project in Canada, and how we situate ourselves in the struggle for decolonization.
Articles in this issue
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Letter from the editor
Contested ground
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Oil and water don’t mix
Dakelh communities defend their watercourses from Enbridge
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Between crisis and care
One family’s journey through the child welfare system
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Reconciliation on trial
Child welfare advocates seek justice for Aboriginal families
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Fracturing solidarity
The Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement in context
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Linguicide
Submersion education and the killing of languages in Canada
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Criminal (in)justice
An interview with Gillian Balfour
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An anti-colonial history of “British Columbia”
A graphic narrative of resistance
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We say no
Tsilhqot’in stand united against Taseko Mines
