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Indian Affairs must heed indigenous voices on reform
Indigenous people all across this country, hungry for change, are tired of waiting for governments – both their own and the federal government - to bring it about. For example, members of the Kainai First Nation Elders Association in southern Alberta, along with members of their community, want to bring accountability to their band council.
Under traditional forms of indigenous governance, tough accountability systems were already firmly established


A Celtic Tiger is caged: Lessons for western Canada

University of Alberta celebrates 100 years

De-politicizing water services

Rethinking obesity

Leadership in challenging times
Employees are nervous - and rightfully so. The economic crisis and its resulting layoffs, consolidations, and organizational restructuring have people worried and distracted. Motivation is down. Absenteeism is up. Everyone wants to know, "What's going to happen to me?" Rumours are running wild.

Don't wait for government to clean up the streets
Street level social problems are typically attributed to those at the margins of society and are seen as requiring action by government and other agencies. In fact, we all bear responsibility for these problems and everyone has a role to play in their resolution. No agency can substitute for the community when it comes to addressing street level social problems.

Avoiding the excesses of 'pendulum' politics

GPS Snitch keeps tabs on your car