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How quick wealth and colonial expansion made British Columbia the most secular region in North America.

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Religion isn’t the root problem — empire and power are. Colonialism, the slave trade, genocide, and land theft didn’t come from divine command; they came from material interests and racial supremacy.

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Empire has never been about belief, but about power. From Constantine’s church to colonial “God wills it,” from Manifest Destiny to secular capitalism, the costumes change, but the body remains the same. Canada illustrates how empire adapts.

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Yesterday was Louis Riel Day, a time to reflect on the fight against Canada’s colonial state. To commemorate, we’re re-releasing our podcast under a new name: No Kanada.

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More episodes coming soon. Stay tuned via NoKanada.ca

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🧵On Dec 11, 1997, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled in Delgamuukw v. BC, recognizing oral histories as valid evidence of Aboriginal title. The decision defined title as the right to exclusive use and occupation of land consistent with cultural attachment.

Saskatchewan boreal forest advocates are fighting clear-cut logging, highlighting its impact on local communities, Indigenous rights, and the environment. Despite ongoing efforts, including meetings and petitions, government response remains lacking.

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Today marks a significant day of Indigenous history. On this day, 26 years ago, the landmark Delgamuukw decision was made, a pivotal moment in the recognition of Aboriginal title in Canada. As we reflect, let's remember the journey that led us here.

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