Karen Restoule: Indigenous Peoples are on a path to prosperity—will the government help or hinder us on our way?
3 September 2024
‘Let’s focus on leading the federation, not leaving it’: Jason Kenney on the Alberta separatist movement and the state of conservatism in Canada
Peter Menzies: The media must end its obsession with unnamed sources
Peter Csillag: Is ending the Temporary Foreign Worker Program a good idea?
Sean Speer and Taylor Jackson: Slow economic growth is the biggest challenge facing Canada. The Hunter Prize for Public Policy is here to solve it
‘Humans don’t like to be lied to’: Lee Taylor on legacy media’s death spiral and journalism in the age of AI
‘Let’s focus on leading the federation, not leaving it’: Jason Kenney on the Alberta separatist movement and the state of conservatism in Canada
Peter Menzies: The media must end its obsession with unnamed sources
Peter Csillag: Is ending the Temporary Foreign Worker Program a good idea?
Sean Speer and Taylor Jackson: Slow economic growth is the biggest challenge facing Canada. The Hunter Prize for Public Policy is here to solve it
‘Humans don’t like to be lied to’: Lee Taylor on legacy media’s death spiral and journalism in the age of AI
Karen Restoule
Karen Restoule is a vice president at Crestview Strategy and senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute focused on Indigenous economic and governance policy. She previously served First Nations leadership at Chiefs of Ontario. Karen is Ojibwe from Dokis First Nation.
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8 May 2024
Karen Restoule: My experience as a First Nations woman inspires me to stand against antisemitism
6 December 2023
Karen Restoule: The media still has room for improvement on Indigenous issues
30 September 2023
Karen Restoule: These major projects show we’re making progress on reconciliation
21 June 2023
Karen Restoule: How to commemorate Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
30 September 2022
Karen Restoule: Committing to a more collaborative and ambitious Canada on National Indigenous Peoples Day
21 June 2022
Karen Restoule: Today we reflect on the dark realities that lead to reconciliation
30 September 2021
Karen Restoule: The first priority for Indigenous services is to secure clean drinking water
27 September 2021
Karen Restoule: We need to confront our history with humility and courage
28 July 2021
Karen Restoule: Instead of cancelling Canada Day, we need to get to work
30 June 2021
Karen Restoule: Empowering Indigenous entrepreneurs offers new way forward
14 June 2021
