Indigenous Affairs, A Broken System

“Indigenous Affairs is not like most government departments. Most government departments provide one service to all Canadians. However, Indigenous Affairs provides all services to an individual group of Canadians. Indigenous […]
Published on October 15, 2018

“Indigenous Affairs is not like most government departments. Most government departments provide one service to all Canadians. However, Indigenous Affairs provides all services to an individual group of Canadians. Indigenous Affairs has jurisdiction over 90% of Canada’s Landmass. Indigenous Affairs is similar to a “super province” …

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