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Building Stronger Communities, Ending Extreme Poverty (Part 1)

foundationhkpltw Feb 13, 2023 14731 Comments

poverty reduction among Canadian indigenous and minority groups continues to be a challenge for the country Abstract The issue of poverty reduction among Canadian indigenous and minority groups continues to…

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Poverty Reduction Strategy Discussion (Part 4)

foundationhkpltw Jan 15, 2023 1534 Comments

Poverty can affect the strength and resiliency of our communities. Economic growth can slow and even decline when the middle-class struggles, income inequality rises, and poverty persists. Having considered this article…

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Poverty Reduction Strategy Discussion (Part 3)

foundationhkpltw Dec 20, 2022 8098 Comments

Canadian Indigenous Canadian policies Canadian Politics poverty reduction

Poverty Reduction Strategy Discussion (Part 2)

foundationhkpltw Dec 6, 2022 2832 Comments

Canadian Indigenous Canadian policies Canadian Politics poverty reduction

Poverty Reduction Strategy Discussion (Part 1)

foundationhkpltw Nov 6, 2022 326 Comments

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Actions Are What Count. Words Have Been Given to First Nation Peoples For Far Too Long (Part 4)

foundationhkpltw May 3, 2022 1677 Comments

Is an apology simply public relations? NO. An apology is worthless without action. Reconciliation will not begin until someone apologizes and then does something about it. #FirstNations#apology#PopeFrancis#reconciliation The Anglican Church…

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Canadian First Nation Fishery: How Do They Harvest and Conserve Fish Resources?

foundationhkpltw Apr 25, 2022 1973 Comments

In this article, I will examine the First Nation fishery in British Columbia. I will explore how the “food fishery” came to be and how it has worked to conserve…

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Actions Are What Count. Words Have Been Given to First Nation Peoples For Far Too Long (Part 3)

foundationhkpltw Apr 10, 2022 82 Comments

Indigenous delegates are in Rome because of their family, their family that has been uprooted, displaced and relocated. All the residential school survivors want is #Apology and ‘I am sorry’…

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Actions Are What Count. Words Have Been Given to First Nation Peoples For Far Too Long (Part 2)

foundationhkpltw Mar 30, 2022 933 Comments

#Reconciliation for #Canadian#Indigenous is a long journey that is going to take action and commitment from churches, parishioners, the Canadian Conference of Bishops – the #CatholicChurch as a whole and…

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B.C. Treaty Process Controversy: Idea of Urban Reverse structures to marketize and commodify

foundationhkpltw Feb 8, 2022 747 Comments

Success of Urban Reverse depends on the capacities of each #FirstNations community. Each community buys their lands. Little extralegal resistance Canada face if it fails. Urban Reverse is nominal to…

Building Stronger Communities, Ending Extreme Poverty (Part 1)

Poverty Reduction Strategy Discussion (Part 4)

Poverty Reduction Strategy Discussion (Part 3)

Poverty Reduction Strategy Discussion (Part 2)

Poverty Reduction Strategy Discussion (Part 1)

Actions Are What Count. Words Have Been Given to First Nation Peoples For Far Too Long (Part 4)

Canadian First Nation Fishery: How Do They Harvest and Conserve Fish Resources?

Actions Are What Count. Words Have Been Given to First Nation Peoples For Far Too Long (Part 3)

Actions Are What Count. Words Have Been Given to First Nation Peoples For Far Too Long (Part 2)

B.C. Treaty Process Controversy: Idea of Urban Reverse structures to marketize and commodify

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