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MLI Paper – The Atlantic Integrated Commercial Fishery Initiative: A successful model to manage Aboriginal participation in natural resource development

MLI Paper – The Atlantic Integrated Commercial Fishery Initiative: A successful model to manage Aboriginal participation in natural resource development

February 1, 2012

MEDIA RELEASE February 1, 2012, Ottawa, ON – The Atlantic Integrated Commercial Fishery Initiative (AICFI) represents a unique and successful program for Aboriginal management of natural resources, specifically in program implementation, conception, and delivery. These are the conclusions of a major evaluation of the program carried out by Professor Jacquelyn Thayer Scott for the Macdonald-Laurier ...

Calvin Helin in the Globe and Mail

April 13, 2011

In the Globe and Mail on Tuesday April 12, 2011, Calvin Helin discussed how a great deal of confusion and rancour arises over the question of whether aboriginal Canadians should have individual property rights on reserve lands. Is this a goal to aspire to, or an attempt, as claimed by some indigenous leaders, at further assimilation? ...

Nominated for the Donner book prize

April 1, 2011

Tom Flanagan, Christopher Alcantara and André Le Dressay, with foreword by C.T. (Manny) Jules, Beyond the Indian Act: Restoring Aboriginal Property Rights (McGill-Queen’s University Press). I read the book in manuscript. Here’s how I described it: By Janet Ajzenstat The argument convincingly shows what must be done to alleviate poverty and the wretched housing conditions ...

Exciting book news

Exciting book news

April 1, 2011

By Brian Lee Crowley I am happy to see that a book MLI helped to launch in Ottawa last year, Beyond the Indian Act: Restoring Aboriginal Property Rights, by Tom Flanagan, Christopher Alcantara & André Le Dressay with foreword by C.T. (Manny) Jules, is on the short list for the prestigious Donner Book Prize. Also ...

Methodology in Aboriginal Studies

January 22, 2011

Scholars in the field of Aboriginal Studies pay as much attention to the “how to” of the subject as the results. How should scholars approach issues of Aboriginal identity, economic development development, and human rights? Does the field require a distinctive methodology? There will be a panel on the issue at the Canadian Political Science ...

PM Harper to focus on aboriginal education…like MLI

December 17, 2010

The Macdonald-Laurier Institute opened its doors on March 15, 2010. Our launch coincided with the release of our first policy publication, Free to Learn, written by Calvin Helin, a prominent aboriginal author, lawyer and entrepreneur, and Dave Snow, a University of Calgary doctoral candidate. Making the issue of aboriginal post-secondary education the very first priority ...

Ottawa launch of Calvin Helin’s new book

November 18, 2010

Earlier this month MLI hosted a highly successful Ottawa book launch for author and MLI Advisory Council Member Calvin Helin and his latest publication, The Economic Dependency Trap. You can see many of the pictures from the evening at Ottawa’s historic Rideau Club below and you can visit our web site to see a video ...

Ottawa launch of The Economic Dependency Trap

Ottawa launch of The Economic Dependency Trap

November 5, 2010

Calvin Helin talks about economic dependency at the launch of his new book, The Economic Dependency Trap, at the Rideau Club in Ottawa, November 2, 2010.

An interview with Te Taru White

An interview with Te Taru White

November 5, 2010

An interview with Te Taru White, Maori activist, at the Rideau Club in Ottawa, November 2, 2010.

An interview with Calvin Helin

An interview with Calvin Helin

November 5, 2010

Calvin Helin talks about his new book, The Economic Dependency Trap, at the Rideau Club in Ottawa, November 2, 2010.

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