Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I don't have the detailed breakdown right in front of me, but we've provided that breakdown and we can give it to the committee.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  We'll provide the breakdown.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  When we had—

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. When we undertook that work in 2012 we had also looked at scaling up the funding, so that's what the current budget investments do. They start at $71 million and scale up all the way to $176 million over the five years and then ongoing. This is the same phi

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  The tribunal as of to date hasn't indicated that $200 million is the number for compliance. They have asked for the information, and we've just recently provided the detailed breakdown. We expect they will get back to us if they have further questions or further orders. As I sai

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  We're currently working right now to implement the calls to action of the TRC. That process has started.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I can't tell you off the top of my head, so I'd have to get back to you.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I would say typically they're not designed toward suicide, but I expect the benefits of a number of those prevention programs might be ones that would also benefit prevention of a variety of types of violence, or potential violence toward oneself, or suicide prevention potentiall

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes, that's one of the programs the department offers. It has a couple of components. Its primarily focused on supporting a network of 41 shelters on reserves across the country, as well there are some programming dollars that communities are offered with respect to creating pre

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  It will depend on the needs that come out of those discussions. Then we'll bring in our partners as necessary, whether that's Health Canada or others, to look at that.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes, absolutely, the 1965 agreement does need to be changed. It needs to be changed in partnership. We can't change it unilaterally. The first step was an increased investment in Ontario for child welfare, recognizing that the 1965 agreement is the framework in which child welfar

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  As Dr. Wong was talking about, the long-term solution is around ensuring those basic underpinnings are solid. That means ensuring education supports, labour market supports, and income supports are there to prevent these from happening in the future. Those are long-term solutions

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Good afternoon, Mr. Chairman and members of the committee. I'd like to thank the committee for this invitation and would also like to acknowledge that we are gathered on traditional Algonquin territory. This is an important study, and I want to offer INAC's full support as it e

Status of Women committee  The budget announced $40 million over two years for an inquiry. Once the inquiry is launched, they will determine how they fund participants, depending upon the design of that inquiry. That remains to be seen. I think we certainly heard that it's important that survivors and vic

Status of Women committee  Thank you.