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Aboriginals protest lack of consultation
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MONDAY, APRIL 28, 2003 Aboriginals in Canada are protesting lawmakers' efforts to overhaul the federal-tribal relationship. The First Nations Governance Act is being called an update to the Indian Act. It would reform the way tribal governments are run and impose new accountability measures. Get the Story:
MPs face protest Monday over Indian Act changes (CBC 4/27) Related Stories:
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