On indigenous data, I worked for a first nation government. They always said, “Just give us your data. We love you people. We want to work with you. Give us your traplines. Give us your sacred sites and we'll help map them.” The only power the community had was their data, because Indian Affairs controls everything else. The communities are not going to turn over their data.
How do you think we can have a conversation about the rights of indigenous sovereignty, given the 250 years of bad faith in Canada? How can we have a conversation about what data means to an indigenous community and how to protect it? I think it's very important that you raised that.