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[chuckChuck]

Harper apologized in 2008 for the residential school policy that was supported by governments up until the 1960s.

" Mr. Speaker, I stand before you today to offer an apology to former students of Indian residential schools. The treatment of children in Indian residential schools is a sad chapter in our history. . . . Today, we recognize that this policy of assimilation was wrong, has caused great harm, and has no place in our country. . . .

The government now recognizes that the consequences of the Indian residential schools policy were profoundly negative and that this policy has had a lasting and damaging impact on aboriginal culture, heritage and language."


There are still many problems with first nations policy and living conditions in this country and yes we are all responsible for letting third world conditions exist on first nations!

The first thing to do is recognize our attitudes are part of the problem and accept responsibility for the welfare of all Canadians with out placing all the blame on those who did not design the system or policy they live under.

[hobbyfrmr]

The Vatican has lots of money to pay for their past wrongs . It in no way ever fall onto today’s tax payers that had zero to do with any of those issues.
That’s my take , like it or don’t , but it is certainly not my financial responsibility for any of their issues , ever .

Precisely.

[Oliver88]

People like Chuck are the problem for our current situation.
Chuck has lower standards for a group of people unfortunately and figures a group of people based on race aren’t capable of following the laws of the country.

We need to treat all humans equal and make everyone accountable for their own actions.

[chuckChuck]

Already said that whoever commits a crime that they need to be held accountable. So you can put that idea to rest.

I am glad you are in favour of equity for all, because by many measures first nations are not treated equally or have the same standard of living in this country as the majority of other Canadians. And that is a big part of the reason why social problems and crime are a problem for many first nations communities. Poverty, racism, isolation and a lack of opportunity define the lives of many first nations.

But in the mind of some, it is just easier to blame them for everything and take no responsibility or acknowledge the system and conditions they live under.

[blackjack]

Or maybe chuck 2 they should get up and out of bed like the rest of society and get their ass to work.

[chuckChuck]

Or maybe chuck 2 they should get up and out of bed like the rest of society and get their ass to work.

That is the only problem they have? LMAO! You are part the problem.

[Guest]

They need to overthrow their chiefs, band leaders , fsin, etc, etc so some of the billions we are throwing at them makes it to the people that need it , your way isnt working
An aquiantence was doing an audit for the notorious band in nw sask years ago . They were having their band meetings in las vegas . Yea , its all good

[Radical]

Colin Craig, Prairie director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, describes Chief Spence’s pay as “quite high.”

“Especially when you consider she serves a pretty small community, yet she makes more than the mayors of Thunder Bay and North Bay, Ontario. Ultimately, when cases of high salaries for aboriginal politicians arise, that means there is less money to help the grassroots,” Mr. Craig said.

The First Nation, where about 1,800 people live on reserve, is no stranger to scrutiny. A housing crisis in 2011 triggered a state of emergency and Prime Minister Stephen Harper accused the band of mismanaging its finances.

A subsequent audit looking at how $100-million in federal dollars had been spent highlighted questionable spending practices, some of which occurred under the helm of Chief Spence.

[hobbyfrmr]

They need to overthrow their chiefs, band leaders , fsin, etc, etc so some of the billions we are throwing at them makes it to the people that need it , your way isnt working
An aquiantence was doing an audit for the notorious band in nw sask years ago . They were having their band meetings in las vegas . Yea , its all good

The Canola Council has a chief? WTF?
When did this happen?

[sumdumguy]

They need to overthrow their chiefs, band leaders , fsin, etc, etc so some of the billions we are throwing at them makes it to the people that need it , your way isnt working
An aquiantence was doing an audit for the notorious band in nw sask years ago . They were having their band meetings in las vegas . Yea , its all good

Lots of money going to reserves but as Case says, the cream is siphoned off and never gets to be used on intended purpose. Indian Act - out!

[Guest]

Harper had that on the books , was gonna make those crooked pricks answer for some money but chucks man struck it down when he got in . He sure didnt want anyone looking into any elected officials finances

[chuckChuck]

There are corrupt and self serving band leaders and they need to be reigned in, but to say they all are corrupt is just wrong.

Corruption and conflicts of interests occur at all levels of governments starting at RMs, towns, cities, provincial and federal governments. A lot of RM councilors don't understand the conflict of interest guidelines. They are your neighbors and fellow farmers!

Bill Boyd and the GTH is an example of corruption at a high level. Does that make all Sask Party MLAs corrupt?

If corruption is such a big issue for you how is it so many Sask Party supporters continue to condone or ignore the obvious corruption and dirty deals of Bill Boyd and Brad Wall? Not much complaining or accountability when your guys are in power! Lets complain about the Indian Bands instead! LOL