I'm sorry. I can't.
We need to think creatively when we're applying this sort of idea to Canada and the provinces. In Canada, you have federal and provincial jurisdictions, and indigenous jurisdictions have not yet been included, so how do we work through that? We need to think outside the box.
I'm sorry. I'm not sure if there are really great examples. I know the Maori in New Zealand have progressed quite extensively in regard to land back. There really aren't a lot of examples, other than centuries-old reserves set aside for indigenous peoples.
This is where I think that, if we are to resolve this issue, we need to have a true partnership. It's not just a partnership that ticks the box that we were in the same room together. We need a partnership that really understands fundamentally what indigenous law is actually about. You have to take that colonial thinking cap off and be open to the ideas that my ancestors were trying to tell your ancestors.