Brian Budd is a researcher and consultant based in Toronto, Canada.

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Indigenous Peoples, Settler Colonialism and the Politics of Reconciliation: A Framework for Studying Media Representations within the Era of Reconciliation.- Chapter 3: News Media Coverage of Indigenous Politics in Canada.- Chapter 4: Methodological Approach and Methods.- Chapter 5: “A Vietnam-Like Quagmire”: Media Framing of Indigenous Opposition to the Trans Mountain Pipeline.- Chapter 6: “Reconciliation is Dead”: News Coverage of the Wet'suwet'en Land Defense.- Chapter 7: “A True Milestone on the Road to Reconciliation”: Examining Media Framing of the Indigenous Languages Act.- Chapter 8: Rejecting, Marginalizing and Erasing Indigenous Rights: Understanding News Media Framing in the Era of Reconciliation.- Chapter 9: Conclusion.

Brian Budd is a researcher and consultant based in Toronto, Canada.

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Indigenous Peoples, Settler Colonialism and the Politics of Reconciliation: A Framework for Studying Media Representations within the Era of Reconciliation.- Chapter 3: News Media Coverage of Indigenous Politics in Canada.- Chapter 4: Methodological Approach and Methods.- Chapter 5: “A Vietnam-Like Quagmire”: Media Framing of Indigenous Opposition to the Trans Mountain Pipeline.- Chapter 6: “Reconciliation is Dead”: News Coverage of the Wet'suwet'en Land Defense.- Chapter 7: “A True Milestone on the Road to Reconciliation”: Examining Media Framing of the Indigenous Languages Act.- Chapter 8: Rejecting, Marginalizing and Erasing Indigenous Rights: Understanding News Media Framing in the Era of Reconciliation.- Chapter 9: Conclusion.

Brian Budd is a researcher and consultant based in Toronto, Canada.

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Indigenous Peoples, Settler Colonialism and the Politics of Reconciliation: A Framework for Studying Media Representations within the Era of Reconciliation.- Chapter 3: News Media Coverage of Indigenous Politics in Canada.- Chapter 4: Methodological Approach and Methods.- Chapter 5: “A Vietnam-Like Quagmire”: Media Framing of Indigenous Opposition to the Trans Mountain Pipeline.- Chapter 6: “Reconciliation is Dead”: News Coverage of the Wet'suwet'en Land Defense.- Chapter 7: “A True Milestone on the Road to Reconciliation”: Examining Media Framing of the Indigenous Languages Act.- Chapter 8: Rejecting, Marginalizing and Erasing Indigenous Rights: Understanding News Media Framing in the Era of Reconciliation.- Chapter 9: Conclusion.