Introduction to indigenous peoples in Canada -- Introduction to an indigenous perspective : ideology and teachings -- Indigenous governance and methods of addressing crime -- Historical and contemporary colonialism -- Canadian legal history : the interpretation of indigenous treaties and rights -- Indigenous peoples and the state : legal manipulation and Indian legislation -- Impact of assimilation : residential schools and intergenerational trauma -- Crime affecting indigenous peoples : over-representation, explanations, and risk factors -- Violence affecting indigenous women : struggle, sexualization, and subjugation -- Real criminals : governments and their corporate priorities and failed agreements -- Modern agreements and land claims : the government's desire for "economic certainty" -- Euro-Canadian "justice" systems and traditional indigenous justice -- Moving forward : lighting the eighth fire.
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