What do Idle No More and Indigenous aims mean for Canada
The piece explains Idle No More aims including self governance and treaty rights, critiques on Bill C 45 and Indian Act, cites misused funds and hunger strike rhetoric, notes internal First Nation divisions and calls to revisit treaties to unify as a path forward.
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Bullying Solutions and Social Environment Debate
A letter argues harsher laws fail to solve bullying and urges addressing root causes. It critiques punitive approaches and cites an Alberta document advocating changing the social environment and viewing bullying as a relationship problem. The author likens external controls to drunk driving and gun laws, calling for inner character development.
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Canada Junior team under fire after bronze game incident
A reader voices disgust over Canadian players during the U-20 World Championship bronze match with Russia. He cites some Team Canada players using their sticks toward opponents’ heads, contributing to a 6 5 overtime loss to Russia. Public reaction questions team discipline and sportsmanship.
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