MLI’s Coates and Favel call for a made-in-Canada approach to “free, prior and informed consent”
Authors of a new paper recommend collaboration with Indigenous peoples to clarify the standards for Indigenous acceptance of resource projects ...
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Books on Aboriginal Canada by MLI authors earn multiple award nominations
Macdonald-Laurier Institute authors Ken Coates and Greg Poelzer have received nominations for several prestigious awards for their books on Aboriginal ...
Less government, not more, the path to Aboriginal prosperity: Sean Speer and Ken Coates in Sun papers
Ottawa’s commitment to reconciliation with Aboriginal Canadians won’t just be measured in the dollars and cents doled out in this ...
Building a new Aboriginal opportunities agenda: Commentary by Ken Coates and Sean Speer
MLI Senior Fellows say the solution to fostering progress for Aboriginal Canada lies in less government – not more OTTAWA, ...
Sean Speer and Ken Coates available to comment on Aboriginal affairs ahead of premiers’ meetings
This week’s meeting between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and First Nations groups holds great potential for advancing the cause of ...
Building optimism in Canada’s energy sector: Ken Coates and Sean Speer in the Globe
Ken Coates and Sean Speer look beyond the short-term doom and gloom to find reasons to be hopeful in the ...
Pipeline process should be “faster and fairer”: Vancouver Sun on MLI’s commentary
The Vancouver Sun’s Don Cayo is praising a recent MLI paper for laying out a roadmap to a “faster and ...
Making Canada resourceful on energy resources: MLI Commentary by Ken Coates and Sean Speer
Macdonald-Laurier Institute Senior Fellows write that a sound federal policy on pipelines would defend the national interest, avoid uncertainty ...
The Hill Times acclaims books on Aboriginal affairs by Ken Coates and Greg Poelzer as tops in 2015
The Hill Times is lauding two books by MLI-affiliated authors on Aboriginal affairs as being among the best of 2015. ...
Coates’ MLI paper adds to debate about resource revenue sharing in Saskatchewan
Resource revenue sharing, an idea Macdonald-Laurier Institute Senior Fellow Ken Coates helped thrust into the public policy debate, is causing ...
Building Aboriginal employment in the natural resource sector: Straight Talk Q&A with Ken Coates
How can natural resource companies best work with Aboriginal Canadians? OTTAWA, Dec. 23, 2015 – There has been great progress ...
The resource economy and the front lines of reconciliation: Ken Coates in Inside Policy
With the impressive impact of Justice Murray Sinclair’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Canadians want a new and more positive course ...
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