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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2001 Department of Indian Affairs Minister Bob Nault has cut federal funding to a First Nations think-tank, causing it to close. The First Nations Governance Institute was created in March with more than $800.000 in federal funds. The institute sought to research different models of Native self-governance. Get the Story:
Native self-governance institute shut down (CBC 11/2)
First Nations think-tank shut down
Facebook TwitterFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2001 Department of Indian Affairs Minister Bob Nault has cut federal funding to a First Nations think-tank, causing it to close. The First Nations Governance Institute was created in March with more than $800.000 in federal funds. The institute sought to research different models of Native self-governance. Get the Story:
Native self-governance institute shut down (CBC 11/2)
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