Sadly, AFN Remains Bad Venue For Future-Oriented Prosperity
Manitoba’s pro-prosperity, future-oriented Indigenous leaders who reflect on this incident may realize they must look beyond the AFN and make common cause with politicians and the many Indigenous groups and leaders who are pushing for the same thing
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Joseph Quesnel—— Bio and Archives--July 27, 2024
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Manitoba’s First Nations should reflect on the AFN’s direction as they consider negative reactions to Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre at a recent Assembly of First Nations (AFN) meeting in Montreal.
Poilievre, who in the past has boldly said we need to end the paternalistic Indian Act, delivered an evocative message of community empowerment to the assembled Indigenous leaders. He mentioned untapped potential existing within First Nation communities being held back by distant Ottawa bureaucrats and politicians.
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