239. Thomas Isaac: What is Happening with Indigenous Rights in BC?

About this episode

Thomas Isaac joins Aaron Pete to discuss Indigenous rights and reconciliation in British Columbia.

Aboriginal law expert Thomas Isaac joins Chief Aaron Pete to discuss reconciliation, DRIPA, UNDRIP, Indigenous rights, B.C. politics, Section 35, economic certainty, David Eby’s leadership, and whether Canada can move beyond symbolic reconciliation toward practical action and shared prosperity. Send us Fan Mail Support the show nuancedmedia.ca

People in this episode

Host: Aaron Pete

Guest: Thomas Isaac

Topics covered

• Indigenous rights
• reconciliation
• B.C. politics
• economic certainty
• symbolic reconciliation
• shared prosperity

Keywords

• Indigenous rights
• reconciliation
• B.C. politics
• economic certainty
• UNDRIP
• DRIPA
• David Eby

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Organizations: B.C., Canada, UNDRIP, DRIPA

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