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Indigenous woman in winter clothing with a Métis-patterned sash-like textile in the foreground, with a softly blurred Parliament Hill silhouette in the background.

Current Political Issues in Canada: Indigenous Rights News Update – What Changed and What to Watch in 2026

August 10, 2026 donnaHealth, Indigenous Rights, Politics News

Canada’s political landscape in 2026 continues to be defined by a stark pattern: bold promises to Indigenous peoples followed by half-measures, surveillance expansions dressed as security, and international scrutiny that reveals what many already know. While the United Nations Human…

Diverse group of Indigenous and Black women standing together outside civic buildings, with courthouse and school-like silhouettes blurred in the background to represent systemic intersections of racism and feminism.

What Is Racism in Canada (and How Does It Intersect with Feminism)?

July 20, 2026August 12, 2026 donnaEquity and Representation, Indigenous Rights, Politics News

Racism in Canada is the systemic allocation of power, resources, and dignity along racial lines, privileging white Canadians while marginalizing Indigenous, Black, Asian, and other racialized communities through policies, practices, and cultural norms. It isn’t simply individual prejudice or isolated…

Split view of a Canadian forest clearing with a clear stream and green evergreen trees on one side, and charred stumps with distant wildfire smoke on the other under a stormy sky.

Canada Wants to Be the World’s Environmental Hero — But Can’t Fix Its Own Backyard

June 29, 2026August 12, 2026 donnaEnvironmental, Health, Indigenous Rights

Canada positions itself as a climate leader on the world stage, pledging billions in international environmental aid and championing ambitious emission targets at global summits. Yet this carefully curated image crumbles under scrutiny. While our government writes cheques for reforestation…

Meet Some LGBTQ artists from Canada

January 26, 2020January 26, 2020 donnaLGBT

In recognition of the Pride Month, we have a shortlist of LGBTQ Canadian artists who have a great influence in the field of arts. Dayna Danger Dayna Danger is an eccentric visual artist who lives in Montreal. Danger gathers and…

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Endangered Species All across Canada

January 26, 2020April 1, 2020 donnaEnvironmental

WWF of Canada on their “Living Planet Report” stated that the wildlife population in Canada had declined since 1970. About 903 endangered species decreased in number, that is an average of 83%. A lot of factors have contributed to this…

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Dogs Shouldn’t Die On their Own

January 26, 2020August 14, 2020 donnaEnvironmental

Rescue involves having resources and the right goals. The primary goal is to save dogs as much as a rescuing team can handle. Making a decision can be a dilemma when it comes to a senior dog. According to the…

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Iranians blew up Ukraine’s Airline as claimed by the Western leaders

January 26, 2020January 30, 2020 donnaPolitics News

The plane crashed happened just a short period of time after Iran’s General was killed by a drone from the U. S. The Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau lost 63 Canadians in this tragedy and expressed that evidence coming…

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Why Indigenous people don’t vote when it comes to “Colonial Politics”

January 17, 2020January 26, 2020 donnaIndigenous Rights

Nations that are Indigenous are ruling their own nations. To be Anishinaabe means that one has committed itself to this truth. Nations of the Indigenous people don’t really mind voting for a system that is based on killing the life…

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The Value of Indigenous Arts

January 15, 2020January 26, 2020 donnaIndigenous Rights

Are you familiar with the dreamcatcher? Or the talisman icon? These arts originally came from Ojibwe in North America, a common area for Canadian souvenir stores. A campaign called the Reclaim Indigenous Arts was created to inform buyers of the…

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Canada provides help to Australia after the Forest Fire

January 10, 2020January 26, 2020 donnaPolitics News

About 100 Canadian experts on fire were sent to help Australia fight the strongest forest fire experienced by the country. According to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, he is preparing to offer more aid concerning this tragedy in return for Australia’s…

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Indigenous woman in winter clothing with a Métis-patterned sash-like textile in the foreground, with a softly blurred Parliament Hill silhouette in the background.

Current Political Issues in Canada: Indigenous Rights News Update – What Changed and What to Watch in 2026

August 10, 2026
Diverse group of Indigenous and Black women standing together outside civic buildings, with courthouse and school-like silhouettes blurred in the background to represent systemic intersections of racism and feminism.

What Is Racism in Canada (and How Does It Intersect with Feminism)?

July 20, 2026
Split view of a Canadian forest clearing with a clear stream and green evergreen trees on one side, and charred stumps with distant wildfire smoke on the other under a stormy sky.

Canada Wants to Be the World’s Environmental Hero — But Can’t Fix Its Own Backyard

June 29, 2026
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