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Clock is ticking on government’s relationship with Indigenous communities

Their testimony forms a valuable part of our study on what a new relationship between Canada and Indigenous peoples might look like, writes Conservative Senator Scott Tannas.

Opinion
BY CONSERVATIVE SENATOR SCOTT TANNAS
June 20, 2018

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE SENATOR SCOTT TANNAS | June 20, 2018

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Clock is ticking on government’s relationship with Indigenous communities

Their testimony forms a valuable part of our study on what a new relationship between Canada and Indigenous peoples might look like, writes Conservative Senator Scott Tannas.

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