• The Six Grandfathers Are Not a Shrine to Democracy

    Trump called stolen land a Marxist lie at Mount Rushmore — after the Oglala Sioux Tribal Council voted 13-0 to oppose the event on treaty grounds.

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  • Aboriginal Title Survives Except Where Colonialism Succeeded

    Aboriginal title private property: Canada says the right exists but the remedy stops at the edge of its own land registry.

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  • No Kanada Ep. 02: Turtle Island Before Columbus

    Podcast Version Here The Doctrine of Discovery was the embodiment of the European ruling class’ insatiable desire for expansion and control over the New World. These powers, backed by papal authority, deployed the notion of terra nullius, meaning “nobody’s land,” to justify their claims over Indigenous territories across Turtle Island.¹ This era of so-called discovery…

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  • No Kanada Ep. 01: Rebellion, Riel, and Resistance

    Louis Riel’s fight for Métis rights sparked rebellion, resistance, and retribution. This episode unpacks his legacy and the struggle for justice in Canada.

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  • Delgamuukw Decision: First Nations Victory Undermined by Inaction

    Delgamuukw decision recognized First Nations land rights in 1997, but decades later, Canada’s inaction highlights ongoing colonial injustice and broken promises.

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  • King Charles confronted by Indigenous Senator Lidia Thorpe

    During his Australia visit, King Charles confronted by Indigenous Senator Lidia Thorpe, who condemned the monarchy’s colonial history and its impact on Indigenous peoples. The intricate relationship between the British Crown and Indigenous peoples has once again become a focal point of public debate. This renewed attention stems from a tense incident during a visit…

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  • Land Back Decisions: 50 Years From Calder to Delgamuukw

    Delgamuukw is a landmark court case in Canadian history that acknowledged the existence of Aboriginal title. Decolonize.ca recognizes the 50th anniversary of the Calder vs. B.C. Supreme Court decision as an important moment in the ongoing struggle for Indigenous rights. decolonize.ca in the Canadian state would like to acknowledge that January 31, 2023, marked the…

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  • Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders’ Struggle Against the CGL Pipeline Continues

    The Wet’suwet’en and Gitxsan people’s centuries-long fight for their land and sovereignty continues against the Coastal GasLink pipeline, which has faced environmental violations and public opposition. As construction intensifies, allies join the struggle, participating in nationwide demonstrations and targeting pipeline financiers like the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). The fight is not only for Indigenous…

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  • What Does Decolonization Mean?

    Decolonization involves dismantling colonial systems, transferring power to Indigenous peoples, and seeking redress for past injustices in the pursuit of social justice. What does decolonization mean? Decolonization constitutes a multifaceted process that entails the dismantlement of the complex systems of colonialism in a particular territory or region. It involves a substantial shift of power and…

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  • Land Defenders Speak Out Against C-IRG RCMP Police Brutality

    Journalists, Activists, and Land Defenders Speak Out Against C-IRG RCMP Police Brutality On January 23, 2023, the CBC’s Brett Forester reported on the RCMP’s federal watchdog contemplating an investigative probe on the RCMP’s Community-Industry Response Group (C-IRG). The potential systemic investigation comes after over 500 complaints were put forth to the Civilian Review and Complaints…

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