The focus of this creative policy recommendation is to highlight only one aspect within the broader policy recommendation entitled, A … Read More “The Intrepid Canadian”
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“That which has long been known”: The Role of Indigenous Communities in Science
When you travel, people often use the phrase “be like one of the locals” as advice to fully immerse yourself … Read More ““That which has long been known”: The Role of Indigenous Communities in Science”
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Mi’kma’ki, Indigenous Peoples and Our Collective History
“Acadia University is located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq nation.” This oft-quoted statement has become the norm … Read More “Mi’kma’ki, Indigenous Peoples and Our Collective History”
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Vigil to Commemorate Colten Boushie and Tina Fontaine
It is not a secret that Canada’s justice system, like the American system, favors the white man. Incarceration rates upon … Read More “Vigil to Commemorate Colten Boushie and Tina Fontaine”
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Q & A on #JusticeforColten
This article draws on Idle No More’s discussion guide related to the Colten Boushie case. It is a great resource … Read More “Q & A on #JusticeforColten”
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What Richard Wagamese’s “Indian Horse” Taught Me
With Bell Let’s Talk day and Acadia Mental Health Week recently passing, campus has been putting forth fantastic effort in … Read More “What Richard Wagamese’s “Indian Horse” Taught Me”
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ASU Calls for Diversity on Board of Governors
The ASU is calling for increased diversity on the Board of Governors (BOG), Acadia’s non-academic governing body. The Students’ Representative … Read More “ASU Calls for Diversity on Board of Governors”
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The Right to Offend: Q&A with Dr. Rick Mehta
News Editor Colin Mitchell sat down with Dr. Rick Mehta on Friday January 12th to discuss recent remarks made in … Read More “The Right to Offend: Q&A with Dr. Rick Mehta”