Education Is Today’s Civil Rights Issue

Education Is Today’s Civil Rights Issue
In parallel with the challenge of long-term welfare dependency, trades and high-tech have labour shortages. Education can thus do the heavy lifting in the most marginalized communities as well as for the general population. Shutterstock
Colin Alexander
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Commentary
Across the political spectrum, a new orthodoxy on indigenous issues has taken hold since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) and the one for murdered and missing women. Reconciliation and compensation require ever more taxpayers’ money, and elimination of accountability for how it’s spent.
Colin Alexander
Colin Alexander
Author
Colin Alexander was publisher of the Yellowknife News of the North. His most recent book is “Justice on Trial: Jordan Peterson’s case and others show we need to fix the broken system.”
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