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Canada introduces self government bill with Métis Nation partners - Vimarsana News

Canada introduces self government bill with Métis Nation partners

The Government of Canada is introducing a Bill enabling Self Government recognition for several Mtis Nations, ...

As the Canadian population passes 40 million, fast-growing provinces gain relatively fewer seats in Ottawa - Vimarsana News

As the Canadian population passes 40 million, fast-growing provinces gain relatively fewer seats in Ottawa

While the number of Alberta and Ontario MPs looks set to increase, Atlantic provinces and Quebec may be sidelined

Proposed legislation would grant Métis self-governing status in Canada - Vimarsana News

Proposed legislation would grant Métis self-governing status in Canada

  The Government of Canada is introducing a Bill enabling Self Government recognition for several Mtis Na...

How First Nations Are Asserting Sovereignty Over Their Lands and Waters - Vimarsana News

How First Nations Are Asserting Sovereignty Over Their Lands and Waters

Indigenous Marine Protected and Conserved Areas hold a key to food security and balancing ecological and economic priorities. Part one of two.

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NetNewsLedger - Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Supports First Nations' Call to Delay Métis Self-Government Legislation - Vimarsana News

NetNewsLedger - Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Supports First Nations' Call to Delay Métis Self-Government Legislation

Support for Consultations and Accommodations OTTAWA - Indigenous News - The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) has expressed its support for First Nations in Ontario who are urging the Government of Canada to delay the implementation of the Métis Self-Government Recognition and Implementation Legislation. The aim is to allow for meaningful consultations and accommodations with