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Make Indigenous economic reconciliation a priority

A new fiscal relationship needs to be based on sharing direct revenue raising powers to improve the ability of First Nations as governments to debt finance, improve their infrastructure, and undertake the meaningful investments needed to attract investment.

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BY HAROLD CALLA, C.T. JULES, AND ERNIE DANIELS
February 16, 2022

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