Existing evidence suggests that child welfare involvement has a deleterious impact on
Indigenous peoples in Canada in terms of increasing their risk of becoming a visible or …

In recent decades, the underrepresentation of Indigenous women in mining has attracted
increasing attention from researchers and Indigenous organizations (Tallichet 2000; …

The importance of community relocation experiences for aboriginal land claims movements
is well documented; the role played by successful land claims in prompting ongoing out …

Today, one in four Inuit live outside of Inuit Nunangat, the Arctic territory incorporating the
four northern Inuit land claims regions. With the majority of those Inuit living in cities, the …

Arctic Quebec is one piece of the puzzle comprising the Circumpolar World. In fact, almost
one-third of Quebec's territory lies within the Canadian Arctic. This geographic fact places …

This article proposes to study a public square in Montreal, Québec, Canada, to illustrate how
different processes of colonization, marginalization, and resistance take place in the city …

Cet article se propose d'étudier une place publique de Montréal, au Québec, afin d'illustrer
le déploiement dans la ville de différents processus de colonisation, de marginalisation et …

À partir des récits partagés par dix-sept Siqinirmiut (Inuit vivant au Sud), ce mémoire brosse
un portrait exploratoire et qualitatif des parcours résidentiels des travailleur· se· s et des …

INTRODUCTION Alors que plus de la moitié de la population autochtone dans ce qu'on
appelle aujourd'hui le Canada habite dans des centres urbains (Statistique Canada, 2016) …

This chapter deploys the Montreal-based Inuit radio show “Nipivut” as ethnographic
vignettes to show how Inuit in Montreal are claiming their “right to the city,” a phrase coined …