Senators get a lesson on how to “Indigenize” upper chamber in Ottawa
Canada’s Red Chamber got a lesson on how to “Indigenize” the Senate. It came in the form of young people paying a visit to the Senate’s Aboriginal Affairs committee.
Canada’s Red Chamber got a lesson on how to “Indigenize” the Senate. It came in the form of young people paying a visit to the Senate’s Aboriginal Affairs committee.
The Senate committee on Aboriginal peoples got back to work this week following a long Easter break.
Sen. Patrick Brazeau has been acquitted of drunk-driving charges that date back to 2014.
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Senate tells Indigenous Affairs minister to ask for extension on bill to amend the Indian Act.
“We can send a message to denounce such crimes.”
Why removing gender discrimination in the Indian Act does not go far enough