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Why Canada Still Owes Its Indigenous Population
Some debts can be paid in money. Then some debts run deeper through history, through culture, through time. In Canada, one of the most...
Jun 275 min read
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Books That Expose the Truth About Indigenous Struggles
When we say we want to understand Indigenous struggles, it often means hunting for information in dry history books or government...
Jun 275 min read
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Historical Novels About Government Corruption in Canada
There’s something powerful about a story that speaks the truth especially when that truth has been buried, ignored, or sanitized in...
Jun 275 min read
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The Real Events Behind the Novel Money Boss:
When we read fiction, we expect imagination. But in Robert Sanderson’s novel The Real Events Behind the Novel Money Boss , the tale is...
Jun 275 min read
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A Strange Name For Anyone
The last chapter was the easiest to write. The lake is one I am very familiar with – Wildgoose Lake, in Northwestern Ontario; not far...
Apr 293 min read
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Flying North
Photo by David M. Chambers  on Unsplash  ‘Mensen’, the owner of a district air charter company discovers that Rager has written a secret...
Apr 234 min read
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The Kingdom
The Kingdom is Ottawa. It is a city I know very well; both from having attended Carleton University as an undergraduate, working for...
Apr 206 min read
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Toronto Regional Office
The Toronto Indian Affairs regional office is described the way I remember it: an agency more concerned with reorganization – whether it...
Apr 128 min read
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Money Boss is a Parable
"Money Boss" is more than just a book; it's a parable of how Indian Affairs in Canada destroyed Indigenous communities and it is a call...
Apr 121 min read
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Mission
My mission with "Money Boss" extends beyond simply telling a story. It's about sparking a crucial dialogue regarding how government...
Apr 71 min read
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Money Boss
I'm proud to share my book, "Money Boss," with you. This true story explores my experiences working for Indian Affairs in the 1970s and...
Mar 311 min read
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#4 Marie
The chapters on the catholic nun, Marie Brunelle, were easy to write. I know the Eastern Townships of Quebec very well – in particular...
Mar 314 min read
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Discovery
Rager meets with the Windsor House band administrator, chief, and council. They agree to a number of actions to revitalize the village:...
Mar 246 min read
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The Village
My second blog post, "The Village", takes you to a remote fly-in Oji-Cree village named Windsor House. Through an excerpt from Part 2 of...
Mar 152 min read
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A Strange Inhuman Scream
My historical fiction story, Money Boss, is now released to the world. This novel of a remote Indian Affairs district in 1975-1976 named...
Mar 137 min read
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