'It's Like Nobody cares:' Indigenous Leaders Say Their Issues Took a Back Seat This Election
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'It's like nobody cares:' Indigenous leaders say their issues took a back seat this election
Less than a week out from Quebec's provincial election, chiefs and Indigenous leaders say issues affecting their communities have taken a back seat on the campaign trail.
A coalition of several First Nations leaders is calling for greater emphasis on Aboriginal issues in the electoral campaign.
The Chief of the Essipit First Nation Council, Martin Dufour, travelled to Quebec on Monday to report the absence of First Nations issues in the discussions surrounding the election campaign. A coalition of First Nations leaders from the province spoke to the media on September 28 in front of the Quebec National Assembly. The group, joined by Martin Dufour and bringing together some 20 leaders, denounced the silence of the party leaders on issue…
The Chief of the Council of the Essipit First Nation, Martin Dufour, travelled to Quebec on Monday to denounce the absence of First Nations issues in the discussions surrounding the election campaign. A coalition of chiefs of the First Nations of the province spoke to the media on September 28 before the National Assembly [...]
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