Despite Benefits, Urban Reserves Still Perpetuate Colonial Reserve System
Until First Nations abandon reserves, urban reserves certainly help First Nations develop economically. However, urban reserves should open a wider conversation about moving away from reserves
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Joseph Quesnel—— Bio and Archives--June 7, 2024
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Manitoba’s Treaty One First Nations proudly announced work has started on the former Kapyong Barracks in south end Winnipeg. The site will house commercial activity and is touted as Canada’s largest urban reserve.
An urban reserve is land acquired by a First Nation and given federal reserve status.
The 109-acre property – called Naawi-Oodena – will generate revenues and economic opportunities for First Nations.
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