Quiet Progress on Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples: Ken Coates for Inside Policy
Settlements demonstrate that the Canadian legal and political process can work for Indigenous people, writes Ken Coates. By Ken Coates, September 6, 2019...
Removing sexism in Indian Act a work in progress: Ken Coates in the Toronto Star
Moving towards re-empowerment is far from easy. But justice and fairness are rarely achieved without hard work and sustained effort, writes Ken Coates....
Canada’s Approach to Indigenous Issues - Now for Something Truly Radical: John Paul and Ken Coates in the Epoch Times
It’s time to lay to rest the pattern of paternalism and centralized control that has long characterized Indigenous policy in Canada, write John...
A New Agenda for Indigenous Economic Empowerment: MLI study by John Paul and Ken Coates
OTTAWA, ON (July 18, 2019): With a federal election approaching, politicians and policy-makers must re-evaluate Indigenous policy. Financial transfers and program spending are not...
How to break the pipeline logjam: MLI study by Joseph Quesnel and Ken Coates
OTTAWA, ON (June 17, 2019): As the June 18 deadline for federal Cabinet to approve the Trans Mountain expansion project looms and an...
MLI launches “A Mandate for Canada” project
OTTAWA, ON (June 14, 2019): How do we break the pipeline logjam? How do we move forward on reconciling with Indigenous peoples? Does...
Wilson-Raybould’s Indigenous agenda is no threat to Canada: Ken Coates and Brian Lee Crowley for Inside Policy
The pursuit of Indigenous autonomy is a legitimate, constructive and viable strategy for the future, write Ken Coates and Brian Lee Crowley. By...
Taking partisanship out of Indigenous affairs: Ken Coates in the Toronto Sun
Lifting Indigenous affairs beyond partisanship could lay the foundation for lasting and beneficial partnerships with Indigenous peoples in Canada, writes Ken Coates. By...
MLI Explains: Indigenous Participation in the Resource Economy
MLI Munk Senior Fellow Ken Coates debunks some misconceptions regarding Indigenous peoples in Canada and their role in the natural resource economy.
Photos and Video: MLI's 2019 Dinner - Beyond Reconciliation
On February 20th, 2019, MLI hosted its annual dinner at the Canadian War Museum. This year's theme was "Beyond Reconciliation: Forging a New...
