Edward Whitcomb

True reconciliation will only happen when the feds stop interfering with Indigenous governance

• When Europeans arrived in North America in great numbers after 1600 they assumed that their civilization was superior in every respect to that of

Opinion | BY EDWARD WHITCOMB | March 16, 2018

True reconciliation will only happen when the feds stop interfering with Indigenous governance

Opinion | BY EDWARD WHITCOMB | March 16, 2018

• When Europeans arrived in North America in great numbers after 1600 they assumed that their civilization was superior in every respect to that of

True reconciliation will only happen when the feds stop interfering with Indigenous governance

Opinion | BY EDWARD WHITCOMB | March 16, 2018

• When Europeans arrived in North America in great numbers after 1600 they assumed that their civilization was superior in every respect to that of

True reconciliation will only happen when the feds stop interfering with Indigenous governance

• When Europeans arrived in North America in great numbers after 1600 they assumed that their civilization was superior in every respect to that of

Opinion | BY EDWARD WHITCOMB | March 16, 2018

True reconciliation will only happen when the feds stop interfering with Indigenous governance

Opinion | BY EDWARD WHITCOMB | March 16, 2018

• When Europeans arrived in North America in great numbers after 1600 they assumed that their civilization was superior in every respect to that of

True reconciliation will only happen when the feds stop interfering with Indigenous governance

Opinion | BY EDWARD WHITCOMB | March 16, 2018

• When Europeans arrived in North America in great numbers after 1600 they assumed that their civilization was superior in every respect to that of

New process for appointing Supreme Court judges: 12 questions

• OTTAWA—The government’s decision to establish an advisory board to make recommendations for the appointment of Supreme Court justices is probably a step in the right

Opinion | BY EDWARD WHITCOMB | August 22, 2016

New process for appointing Supreme Court judges: 12 questions

Opinion | BY EDWARD WHITCOMB | August 22, 2016

• OTTAWA—The government’s decision to establish an advisory board to make recommendations for the appointment of Supreme Court justices is probably a step in the right

New process for appointing Supreme Court judges: 12 questions

Opinion | BY EDWARD WHITCOMB | August 22, 2016

• OTTAWA—The government’s decision to establish an advisory board to make recommendations for the appointment of Supreme Court justices is probably a step in the right

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