Relations with Canadian governments : Manitoba / by Kathy L. Brock. : Z1-1991/1-41-110E-PDF

“This study attempts to characterize the relationship between the Manitoba government and Aboriginal peoples within the province. It seeks to present a balanced account of relations by investigating the reasons for past and present government actions and policies, the response of Aboriginal peoples to these programs and policies, and the prospects for a future relationship as institutions of Aboriginal self-government are recognized and/or established. By examining government and Aboriginal perceptions of the current and prospective relationship, areas of misunderstanding and differences may be outlined and avoided in the future. The intention of the study is not to evaluate problems or pass judgement on the merits of the views and actions of the policy participants but to inform our understanding of the policy process with respect to Aboriginal peoples and matters, and then to offer constructive comments on that process and relationship"--Executive summary, p. [4].

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