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Can colonial legal tools truly deliver inherent jurisdiction, or must Indigenous nations build solutions within their own legal traditions?
On the latest episode of @ambitionandgrit, @karenrestoule speaks with Sara Mainville on Bill C-92, UNDRIP, and whether Canada's
“The challenge for Canadian defence policy is not simply to ask whether the CAF is ready – but ready for what, ready for whom, and ready for how long. And that, ultimately, is a far more important question than any readiness report can answer,” writes Christopher Coates, director
“UNDRIP was developed over decades with the United Nations, with participation from Indigenous leaders from around the world who were advocating for recognition in the legal system that did not provide the constitutional protection that exists in Canada under section 35,” said
“Whether because of the low-level lawlessness or the rise in violent crime severity, the public is right to be concerned about crime. Canadians are not misreading the moment—they are living it,” writes MLI Senior Fellow Dave Snow.
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“The U.S. is still Canada’s democratic ally. China is an enemy of democracy, the rule of law, and universal human rights. The sooner Canadians remember this, the better,” writes @DanielDorman_, managing editor and director of operations at MLI.
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“Defence has been so secondary for the preceding governments that they don’t want it really known in terms of how badly they’ve been doing on the procurement side.”
MLI Senior Fellow Rob Huebert breaks down the Carney government's announcement of $6.6B for defense on @CTVNews.
