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Day 21: 3,000 missing women should be an election issue

Bob Goulais2011-04-15T08:47:46-04:00April 15, 2011|Categories: Personal|Tags: federal election, federal election 2011, missing-aboriginal-women, murdered-aboriginal-women|

By Krystalline Kraus Rabble.ca How can 3,000 missing women not

Day 19: First Nations Poverty Not a Debate Factor

Bob Goulais2011-04-13T17:37:02-04:00April 13, 2011|Categories: Personal, Politics|Tags: debate, federal election, federal election 2011, First Nations poverty, missing-aboriginal-women, Tame Indian|

A "tame Indian" is the government Indian who has turned

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

Missing and Murdered First Nation Women are Calling

Bob Goulais2018-12-20T13:09:29-05:00November 14, 2009|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, aboriginal-women, burnt-church, family-violence, First Nation, Hilary Bonnell, maisy-odjick, Mi'kmaq, missing-aboriginal-women, murdered-aboriginal-women, native-womens-association-of-canada, shannon-alexander, sisters-in-spirit, willy-pickton|

Left: Shannon Alexander, 17 went missing with her friend Maisy