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Hayden King is Anishinaabe from Beausoleil First Nation. He is the director of Yellowhead Institute at Ryerson University in Toronto, Ont.

Wholesale rapid removal of the Indian Act without alternatives will be met with resistance

  • TORONTO—Few seem to realize the rapid pace of legislative and policy changes proposed by the Liberal government on Indigenous issues; from Indian Status to
Opinion | BY HAYDEN KING | June 18, 2018
A new Liberal government, headed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is attempting to remove the Indian Act, there is a consultation period, though truncated, and an apparent 'nation-to-nation' collaboration. If history is a guide, the final act here is betrayal, writes Hayden King. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Wholesale rapid removal of the Indian Act without alternatives will be met with resistance

Opinion | BY HAYDEN KING | June 18, 2018
  • TORONTO—Few seem to realize the rapid pace of legislative and policy changes proposed by the Liberal government on Indigenous issues; from Indian Status to

Wholesale rapid removal of the Indian Act without alternatives will be met with resistance

Opinion | BY HAYDEN KING | June 18, 2018
  • TORONTO—Few seem to realize the rapid pace of legislative and policy changes proposed by the Liberal government on Indigenous issues; from Indian Status to
A new Liberal government, headed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is attempting to remove the Indian Act, there is a consultation period, though truncated, and an apparent 'nation-to-nation' collaboration. If history is a guide, the final act here is betrayal, writes Hayden King. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Wholesale rapid removal of the Indian Act without alternatives will be met with resistance

  • TORONTO—Few seem to realize the rapid pace of legislative and policy changes proposed by the Liberal government on Indigenous issues; from Indian Status to
Opinion | BY HAYDEN KING | June 18, 2018
A new Liberal government, headed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is attempting to remove the Indian Act, there is a consultation period, though truncated, and an apparent 'nation-to-nation' collaboration. If history is a guide, the final act here is betrayal, writes Hayden King. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Wholesale rapid removal of the Indian Act without alternatives will be met with resistance

Opinion | BY HAYDEN KING | June 18, 2018
  • TORONTO—Few seem to realize the rapid pace of legislative and policy changes proposed by the Liberal government on Indigenous issues; from Indian Status to

Wholesale rapid removal of the Indian Act without alternatives will be met with resistance

Opinion | BY HAYDEN KING | June 18, 2018
  • TORONTO—Few seem to realize the rapid pace of legislative and policy changes proposed by the Liberal government on Indigenous issues; from Indian Status to
A new Liberal government, headed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is attempting to remove the Indian Act, there is a consultation period, though truncated, and an apparent 'nation-to-nation' collaboration. If history is a guide, the final act here is betrayal, writes Hayden King. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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