Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Needless to say, the Métis on the south side probably have the biggest challenge of all. We don't have a claim yet, but we have our cousins, if you wish, the Akaitcho first nations and we also have the Dehcho, the K'atl'odeeche, and the Athabasca Denesuline, to deal with. We are

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  As you know, we don't have a settled agreement. One of the benefits of being a johnny-come-lately, I guess, is with the evolution of the laws, the times progressing, and the aboriginal people moving forward with respect to their own education and well-being in their participation

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Just quickly, I have a couple of things. One is, of course, that the Isaac report sets the basis for a new relationship, and presumably with the implementation of some of those recommendations we'll be able to get to an agreement. We all know that the challenge in the South Slave

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Thank you very much for giving us this opportunity. Mr. Bailey, who is the president of the Northwest Territory Métis Nation, is unable to attend, so I've been delegated this responsibility. It's an honour and my pleasure to be representing him, given that I'm not an elected off