Introduction to Special Indigenous Issue by Raven Sinclair

“…The process of reviewing the thoughtful works of diverse contributors reminds me that we are in a time of incredible shifts, changes, opportunities, and uncertain futures. Aboriginal people in Canada are facing multiple challenges to treaties, land rights, and funding at all levels, while, paradoxically, we experience unprecedented opportunities in politics, business, education, and economic and social development. …”
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Arthritis in the Canadian Aboriginal Population: North-South Differences in Prevalence and Correlates by C. Ng, MSc (1), S. Chatwood, MSc (2,3), T. K. Young, MD, PhD (3)

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The Importance of Culture in Addressing Domestic Violence for First Nation's Women by Donna M. Klingspohn

“…The historical impacts of colonization and forced assimilation are viewed as the main social determinant of health for aboriginal people in Canada, as they led to intergenerational trauma, with communities struggling today against discrimination, stigma, poverty and social exclusion. …”
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