Recent CPTnet stories

ABORIGINAL JUSTICE: KI watershed expedition – share the stories!


A First Nation community revels in and protects its homeland's waterways. Photographic, video and verbal delights on Big Trout Lake and area rivers flow from a 350 km canoe journey through their traditional territory.

  

ABORIGINAL JUSTICE: Truth and the generations-long path to reconciliation

Residential schools have harmed seven generations. It may take seven more to rediscover the harmony they obliterated.

Prayers for Peacemakers, September 13, 2012

Prayers for Peacemakers, September 13, 2012

Thank you, God, for new openings to truth and reconciliation among indigenous communities and Canadian settlers. Put allies, prophets and healers to work, healing both victims and perpetrators of ethnocide and defending your creation from plunder.

ABORIGINAL JUSTICE: “Kill the Indian, save the man”: truth and reconciliation after ethnocide

During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Church and State in Canada colluded to set up Residential Schools as a means to eliminate Aboriginal parents’ involvement in their children's intellectual, cultural and spiritual development.  In a five-year program they hope to begin healing some of the ongoing harm they caused.

ABORIGINAL JUSTICE: Government Accedes to Community Demand

After several weeks of continuous presence at Poigan Bay, Algonquins of Barriere Lake protesting logging without consent of community land-users have negotiated a way forward.