Canada's Plan to End the Indian Act, Indian Reserves & Indian Status
First Nations Strategic Bulletin
Since 2002, Russell Diabo has edited and published the First Nations Strategic Bulletin. The publication is a volunteer non-profit effort covering First Nations news and policy. Its archives are available via Library and Archives Canada.
A Truth Before Reconciliation Publication — Campaign 2020
CANDRIP
Bill C-15: Analysis of Canada's Bill C-15 version of UNDRIP to Replace the Indian Act and Pre-1975 Treaties through Self-Government Agreements, Modern Treaties and Opt-Out Legislation.
White Paper 2.0 — Termination by Municipalization
Since 2015, the Trudeau government has continued a longstanding Indigenous policy of assimilation, dispossession and termination of rights by municipalization of First Nations under its self-government policy and eliminating Indian Reserves into private property as fee simple parcels. These documents provide the analysis of the federal meaning of Indigenous Reconciliation.
- Self-Governing First Nations & Band Status and Capacity PDF
- Feds Master Plan Image
- Reconciliation is Re-Colonization: Canada's 2-Track Process to Transition Indian Bands & Reserves into 4th Level Indigenous Municipalities PDF
- Recognition of Rights Discussion Tables PDF
- Description of White Papers 1 and 2 PDF
- W(h)ither the Indian Act? How Statutory Law Is Rewriting Canada's Settler Colonial Formation — Susan Collis PDF
- Dispossession by Municipalization — Jeremy J. Schmidt PDF
- From Reconciliation to Economic Reconciliation: The Rise of a State Project and Its Limits — Susan Collis PDF
Audio
The Future of AFN
Trudeau's so-called "Recognition Framework"
- Countering the Trudeau Government's Plan to Domesticate UNDRIP, FPIC & Hijack Indigenous Self-Determination PDF
- Federal Recognition and Implementation of Rights Framework — Information Sheet PDF
- Brochure PDF
- Breaking Down Trudeau Government's "Rights Recognition Framework" PDF
- Information and presentations about Trudeau's 'Rights Recognition Framework'
- Trudeau's 'Zombie Policies' Threaten Indigenous Rights
Articles and Books
The Work of Art Manuel
Arthur Manuel was a colleague and brother who left us unexpectedly for the Spirit World in January 2017. Fortunately, he left behind his vision and work for us all to carry on in his writings and lectures. What is shared here is just a small part of his huge legacy! My platform and Vision are inspired by the knowledge and wisdom Art shared with me over the years we knew and worked with each other.
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