Posted on 12/05/08
THE GUARDIAN IS NOT WATCHING
When native children living on reserves are eight times as likely as other Canadian children to be in state care, Canada has an enormous stake in how well the state is doing in loco parentis. Yet the Canadian government's best answer is a shrug, and there's little reason to think the provinces know much more.
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