Supreme Court Indigenous land appeal, Canada in recession, Indian gang extortions | Rebel Roundtable
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Guest this week: “Billboard” Chris Elston (parental and children's rights advocate)
Today, we're looking at the Supreme Court declining to hear a case involving an Indigenous land claim and what it might mean for private property rights.
Plus, Statistics Canada announced the country has seen a second straight quarter of decline, putting it in a “technical recession” as economic concerns mount.
And finally, an Indian crime group known as the Bishnoi Gang sent a warning to police, claiming to have 1,000 armed gunmen ready to carry out shootings.
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Fran g commented 2026-06-02 18:45:48 -0400Please dont forget that the main drivers of the First Nations reconciliation gravy train are the corrupt chiefs and their ilk. Most Indigenous people do not agree with them but they are not allowed to have any voice. -
Bruce Atchison commented 2026-05-29 19:51:02 -0400Brian Jean nailed it 11 years ago. All three levels of government are working against us. Time has proved this 100% true.
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Ruth Bard commented 2026-05-29 16:46:12 -0400Doesn’t look as though the FNs want “reconciliation” any more than the Philistines want the “two-state solution.” They’d rather wipe the rest of us off the map (but keep the technology and medical knowledge, thanks).