The desire of Canadians to protect themselves against flooding is understandable, but it is not understandable that they keep in place a barrier that maximizes flooding on the North Dakota side and minimizes flooding on the Canadian side.
Dorgan criticizes a Canadian dike causing flooding in North Dakota.
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It is a travesty! Further, it is a problem that will continue to have negative impacts for generations to come.
Tribes ceded close to 200 million acres of land during the treaty-making and removal periods prior to 1881.
I just want to say that I am concerned about the court's decision in Carcieri and the impact it may have on those tribes that were recognized after 1934.
Although histories, cultures, and languages may be diverse, one theme was always consistent--the challenges of accessing healthcare and life-saving services.
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