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New Partnership Promotes Life-Skills For Aboriginal Youth

Bob Goulais2013-11-27T15:32:23-05:00January 21, 2010|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: aboriginal-youth, First Nation, Nishnawbe-Aski Nation, recreation, Right To Play, sports|

Back Row: Chief Norm Hardisty of Moose Cree First

Diabetes trends not slowing

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T21:15:21-05:00January 19, 2010|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, Aboriginal Health, canadian-medical-association-journal, Diabetes, diabetes-statistics, First Nation, First Nations women, health-care, Rodney Bobiwash|

Diabetes kills. It’s a disease that kills everyday and it's

Olympic torch carries diabetic message

Bob Goulais2019-01-22T01:51:14-05:00January 11, 2010|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Diabetes, First Nation, Health, Olympics, torch-relay|

The Olympic torch relay means different things to different people.

Another racist video from northwestern Ontario

Bob Goulais2019-12-18T05:59:05-05:00January 8, 2010|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Anishinaabe, First Nation, Fort Frances, homeless, Kenora, kenora-video, racism, youth, Youtube|

Yet another cell-phone amateur video has surfaced from northwestern Ontario

Violence and Trauma in First Nations

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T21:17:53-05:00December 30, 2009|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, aboriginal-street-gangs, aboriginal-women, addictions, Child Poverty, Czapnik, First Nation, Kevin Gregson, murder, ottawa-police-officer, RCMP, residential school, violence, youth-suicide|

I’ve been watching with great interest the story unfolding in

My Life in Retrospect, 2009

Bob Goulais2010-12-23T11:55:07-05:00December 29, 2009|Categories: Personal|Tags: Aboriginal, Avatar, Child Welfare, climate change, Copenhagen, First Nation, Midewiwin Lodge, Obama, year-in-review|

Well, here it is – my life in retrospect, 2009.

Is the grass really greener in Peguis?

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T21:18:39-05:00December 22, 2009|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, aboriginal-financial-officers-association, chiefs-salary, First Nation, Peguis, Peguis First Nation, stereotypes|

The grass is always greener on the other side. I

Canada’s Dirty Little Secret

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T21:23:24-05:00December 10, 2009|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, aboriginal-women, Canada, Child Poverty, Child Welfare, Children, Drinking Water, Education, First Nation, Health, Human Development Index, Human Rights, Indian Act, Indigenous Rights, Inequity, Matrimonial Real Property, missing-aboriginal-women, murdered-aboriginal-women, Quality of Life, Residential Schools, Third World, United Nations, Water|

Tiger Woods isn't the only one with a dirty, little

We all need to be Environmentalists

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T21:24:06-05:00December 8, 2009|Categories: Anishinaabek, Midewiwin, Politics|Tags: Aboriginal, carbon emissions, climate change, Copenhagen, corporate responsibility, Creation, environment, environmental responsibility, environmentalist, First Nation|

As world leaders converge in Copenhagen to discuss the world’s

European Cannibalism Proof of True Savagery

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T21:27:05-05:00December 7, 2009|Categories: Personal|Tags: Aboriginal, archaology, Bordeaux, cannibal, cannibalism, First Nation, Herxheim, human remains, Indigenous, residential school, savage, Trail of Tears|

Evidence of early-European savagery may have been a pre-historic sign

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