National Post

Tom Blackwell

Treating impoverished First Nations patients is a surprisingly lucrative enterprise for the country’s dentists, with the six highest-billing practitioners receiving more than $1-million a year from Health Canada, according to government figures the National Post obtained.

National Post

By Peter O’Neil

OTTAWA — The B.C. government is pushing the Harper government to participate in, and contribute money to, “pre-treaty” agreements as a way to revive a stalled treaty process that has produced a paltry three final agreements over two decades.

By Morgan Modjeski

Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline is getting more friction from B.C.’s coastal First Nation communities as the Gitga’at First Nation is holding a concert to protest the pipeline and subsequent tanker traffic, saying it poses a threat to their livelihood and way of life.

By Lindsay Kines, Times Colonist

An alliance of child advocates from across Canada will brief the United Nations next week on the crisis facing aboriginal children.

February 1 2012

Re: Supply management

Dear Editor

Baa Baa Black Sheep have you any wool? ... I will get back to that nursery rhyme at the end of the letter.

Renata Karapanceva, Social Science Honours student at York University.

Canada has failed to provide equitable education for Indigenous students. Other Canadian Children in Ontario that go to provincial and federal schools have better opportunities to succeed with their education and future because they receive a superior education.