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Characteristics of a Nation-to-Nation Relationship

17 Nov 2017

In anticipation of the final national dialogue to be held in Ottawa this November, this paper presents some of the key findings from “Characteristics of a Nation-to-Nation Relationship” dialogue series to date, alongside some of the key developments over the. [...] Indigenous peoples involves taking stock of and recognizing the legacy of colonial policies such as. [...] Then, through Section 91(24) of the British North America Act, 1867, and the Indian Act, 1876, the Crown took a dramatically different direction in its relationship with Indigenous people: one of denial of Indigenous title and rights and a policy of assimilation.
health government education politics economics economy poverty taxation canada business culture fishing investments tax community society treaty canadian indian residential school system assembly of first nations first nations constitution (law) first nation aboriginal title nunatsiavut inuk truth and reconciliation commission british columbia treaty process jody wilson-raybould akwesasne
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29
Published in
Ottawa, ON, CA

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