Summary The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada has published 94 calls to
action to redress the legacy of residential schools where thousands of Indigenous children …

We use data from the Canadian Censuses (1991–2006) and National Household Survey
(2011) to examine how household incomes vary across Aboriginal communities with and …

To balance researchers' need for detailed information with respondents' confidentiality
concerns, statistical agencies such as Statistics Canada commonly offer two versions of the …

Food insecurity is prevalent in northern Canada, especially among Indigenous peoples. As
one approach to address this issue, the federal government subsidizes the shipping of …

The fact that Aboriginal peoples in Canada have experienced sizable and persistent
earnings disadvantages is well documented. However, the most recent estimates of …

Using the 2004–2007 and 2008–2011 panels of the Canadian Survey of Labour and
Income Dynamics, we examine earnings and employment disparities between Indigenous …

We chart the impact of the Great Recession on the employment outcomes of Native
Americans, in and outside of their traditional homelands. While increases in unemployment …

How do settler colonial governments make policies related to Indigenous nations and
peoples? One way is by responding to research. Research, however, is also influenced by …

This research paper builds on previous literature and documents general changes in the
labor market for Native American women that occurred during the Great Recession using …

In the Canadian sample of the Programme for the International Assessment of Adult
Competencies, lower scores within occupation groups are more common among Indigenous …