Anishinabek Nations to sign largest self-government agreement in Canadian history

Nearly two-dozen Anishinabek Nations are set to sign a historic education agreement with Canada Wednesday in Rama, north of Toronto.

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4 thoughts on “Anishinabek Nations to sign largest self-government agreement in Canadian history

  1. Randall says:

    Our band was supposed to be one of the Manitoba bands to sign on but we are losing out because inac and the band cannot agree on who owes the monies that are owing to the teachers pensions. Just another tactic to keep First Nations teachers under paid and the students behind in the dinosaur ages of technology! Everybody knows if Chief and council sign this agreement they lose a big portion of pocket money they always take out of to do other band business. In the end its always the kids who lose!

  2. It sounds like a little bull-shit, and promises, that never seem to be fulfilled. …I wait before I celebrate….just tired of broken PROMISES. …

  3. Why sign an agreement with a government that refuses to honour the first one it signed? Makes no sense.

    1. Exactly!!!! You cant trust a government that keeps First Nations going around in circles!!!!!

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