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By ACTION Staff A recent academic paper published by the Ontario Historical Society (OHS) has drawn criticism from Anishinabek land defenders who say it misrepresents their connection to ancestral lands and undermines Indigenous perspectives on history and treaty rights. The paper, “The Awenda ‘Council Rock’: Faking Anishinabe–Crown History,”  appears in Ontario History , the OHS’s scholarly journal, and was authored by Dr. Carl Benn, Professor of History and Chair of the His

ACTION STAFF Subject: Ethical Concerns Regarding Speaking Fees Charged to Grassroots and Impoverished Communities We wish to raise an important ethical concern regarding the practice of charging high speaking fees — reportedly $10,000 or more — to First Nations communities by individuals who hold public advocacy roles connected to water protection and Indigenous rights. While we respect and acknowledge the accomplishments, influence, and advocacy work of high-profile Indigeno

A Band Member being denied entry to a Band Meeting at the Goodfish Lake Indian Reserve in northern Alberta By Johnny Hawk As a Band...

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The Following are examples of how the RCMP and the State engage in Criminal Activity for their Smear Campaigns and Disinformation to...