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B.C. government wants to quickly make major changes to Land Act
By Tom Flanagan | February 21, 2024
No evidence of ‘mass graves’ or ‘genocide’ in residential schools
By Tom Flanagan | February 12, 2024
Canadian taxpayers not consulted about massive reparations to First Nations people
By Tom Flanagan | May 27, 2023
From Reconciliation to Reparations: Exploiting a Noble Idea
By Tom Flanagan | May 26, 2023
Indigenous programs and payouts help drive federal deficits
By Tom Flanagan | April 2, 2023
Ottawa spends billions on settlements with little effect on Indigenous living standards
By Tom Flanagan | June 28, 2022
Indigenous Spending in Budget 2022
By Tom Flanagan | June 28, 2022
Entrepreneurship—not redistribution—true path to First Nations prosperity
By Tom Flanagan | May 25, 2022
The Indian Act—A Barrier to Entrepreneurship
By Tom Flanagan | May 19, 2022
A $40 Billion Settlement for Indigenous Child Welfare: Is Anyone Minding the Fiscal Store?
By Tom Flanagan | February 23, 2022
Courts take activist approach to treaty interpretation
By Tom Flanagan | November 29, 2021
Spending on Indigenous settlements has spiralled out of control
By Tom Flanagan | November 16, 2021
Fiscal Explosion: Federal Spending on Indigenous Programs, 2015–2022
By Tom Flanagan | October 26, 2021
First Nations make common cause with petroleum industry in own self-interest
By Tom Flanagan | June 28, 2021
First Nations and the Petroleum Industry—from Conflict to Cooperation
By Tom Flanagan | June 22, 2021
More spending on Indigenous communities won’t solve chronic problems
By Tom Flanagan | January 26, 2021
Promise and Performance: Recent Trends in Government Expenditures on Indigenous Peoples
By Tom Flanagan | January 26, 2021
Trudeau government bill may grant First Nations veto power over pipelines and other projects
By Tom Flanagan | December 21, 2020
Government should allow First Nations to freely compete in gaming industry
By Tom Flanagan | September 30, 2020
Cartels and Casinos: First Nations’ Gaming in Canada
By Tom Flanagan | September 29, 2020
Trudeau should learn from B.C. and rethink legislating UN declaration into federal law
By Tom Flanagan | March 11, 2020
Squaring the Circle: Adopting UNDRIP in Canada
By Tom Flanagan | March 10, 2020
Don’t be fooled by ShutDownCanada or misleading claims from dishonest activists
By Tom Flanagan | February 18, 2020
Struggling First Nations share common characteristics
By Tom Flanagan | December 18, 2019
Gaining Ground, Losing Ground: First Nations' Community Well-Being in the 21st Century
By Tom Flanagan | December 17, 2019
B.C. First Nation’s prosperity offers important lessons to other First Nations
By Tom Flanagan | September 18, 2019
Property Rights and Prosperity: A Case Study of Westbank First Nation
By Tom Flanagan | September 17, 2019
Small number of First Nations thwarting opportunity for many more First Nations
By Tom Flanagan | June 13, 2019
How First Nations Benefit from Pipeline Construction
By Tom Flanagan | June 11, 2019
Government spending will not increase the wealth of First Nations
By Tom Flanagan | February 20, 2019
Wealth of First Nations (2019)
By Tom Flanagan | February 20, 2019
Despite claims to the contrary, B.C. bill does not include First Nation veto over resource development
By Tom Flanagan | December 5, 2018
First Nations will receive billions in payouts and settlements from Ottawa
By Tom Flanagan | November 6, 2018
The Costs of the Canadian Government's Reconciliation Framework for First Nations
By Tom Flanagan | November 6, 2018
Only Parliament can fix Canada's pipeline impasse
By Tom Flanagan | September 11, 2018
No evidence that billions in payments improve First Nations communities
By Tom Flanagan | June 25, 2018
Stop the specific claims perpetual motion machine
By Tom Flanagan | June 21, 2018
Specific Claims and the Well-Being of First Nations
By Tom Flanagan | June 21, 2018
Alberta can learn big lessons from small First Nation
By Tom Flanagan | March 16, 2018
Canadian governments damaging opportunities for First Nations
By Tom Flanagan | March 1, 2018
The Community Capitalism of the Fort McKay First Nation: A Case Study
By Tom Flanagan | March 1, 2018
Community capitalism flowering among some First Nations
By Tom Flanagan, Taylor Jackson | November 21, 2017
Bending the Curve: Recent Developments in Government Spending on First Nations
By Tom Flanagan, Taylor Jackson | November 21, 2017
Métis self-government in Canada is a non-starter
By Tom Flanagan | September 12, 2017
The Debate about Métis Aboriginal Rights—Demography, Geography, and History
By Tom Flanagan | September 12, 2017
Assigning benefits on the basis of heredity is not compatible with liberal democracy
By Tom Flanagan | June 27, 2017
Incentives, Identity, and the Growth of Canada's Indigenous Population
By Tom Flanagan | June 21, 2017
First Nations in Ontario challenging routine maintenance of pipeline system
By Tom Flanagan | March 7, 2017
Anti-pipeline activists using ‘duty to consult’ in multi-million dollar lawsuit
By Tom Flanagan | March 6, 2017
Why First Nations succeed in Canada
By Tom Flanagan | November 2, 2016