Discussion Paper 1, Framing the Issues (Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples, October 1992)
This Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples discussion paper summarizes findings from the first round of public hearings held across Canada in spring 1992, identifying major issues concerning Aboriginal peoples including self-government, treaty rights, education, health, justice, and cultural preservation, and poses questions for the second round of consultations beginning October 1992.
- Date
- Document type
- Report
- Parties
- Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples, René Dussault, Georges Erasmus, Allan Blakeney, Paul Chartrand, Viola Robinson, Mary Sillett, Bertha Wilson
- Locations
- Canada, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, St. John's, Newfoundland, Victoria, British Columbia, Eskasoni, Nova Scotia, Inuvik, The Pas, Moose Factory, Ontario, Kispiox, Port Alberni, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, Toronto, Yukon, Alberta, Labrador, Cape Breton Island, Prairie
- Parameters
- Aboriginal self-government, treaty rights, education, health services, justice system, residential schools, culture and language, Aboriginal identity, land and resources, economic development, family violence, substance abuse, child welfare, governance structures
- Pages
- 115
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