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  1. There are more than 830,000 First Nations people in Canada registered as having “Indian Status” according to the most recent Census data. But what is it and what does it mean for the people that have it?
    We’ve seen many claims online about how First Nations people get tax exemptions, free housing, free education and more. APTN News: Answers looks into Indian Status and the reality of these so-called “free” aspects.

    youtube.com/watch?v=BTS79DQbS7g

    #Indigenous #reconciliation #IndianAct #Canada

  2. There are more than 830,000 First Nations people in Canada registered as having “Indian Status” according to the most recent Census data. But what is it and what does it mean for the people that have it?
    We’ve seen many claims online about how First Nations people get tax exemptions, free housing, free education and more. APTN News: Answers looks into Indian Status and the reality of these so-called “free” aspects.

    youtube.com/watch?v=BTS79DQbS7g

    #Indigenous #reconciliation #IndianAct #Canada

  3. There are more than 830,000 First Nations people in Canada registered as having “Indian Status” according to the most recent Census data. But what is it and what does it mean for the people that have it?
    We’ve seen many claims online about how First Nations people get tax exemptions, free housing, free education and more. APTN News: Answers looks into Indian Status and the reality of these so-called “free” aspects.

    youtube.com/watch?v=BTS79DQbS7g

    #Indigenous #reconciliation #IndianAct #Canada

  4. There are more than 830,000 First Nations people in Canada registered as having “Indian Status” according to the most recent Census data. But what is it and what does it mean for the people that have it?
    We’ve seen many claims online about how First Nations people get tax exemptions, free housing, free education and more. APTN News: Answers looks into Indian Status and the reality of these so-called “free” aspects.

    youtube.com/watch?v=BTS79DQbS7g

    #Indigenous #reconciliation #IndianAct #Canada

  5. There are more than 830,000 First Nations people in Canada registered as having “Indian Status” according to the most recent Census data. But what is it and what does it mean for the people that have it?
    We’ve seen many claims online about how First Nations people get tax exemptions, free housing, free education and more. APTN News: Answers looks into Indian Status and the reality of these so-called “free” aspects.

    youtube.com/watch?v=BTS79DQbS7g

    #Indigenous #reconciliation #IndianAct #Canada

  6. "If we're talking about replacing anything, there needs to be a restoration and rebuilding of the original laws, governance structures and the treaties and the treaty relationship that existed, and was the intent of what the nation-to-nation relationship was supposed to be."

    cbc.ca/news/indigenous/150-yea

    #IndianAct #Canada #Indigenous #reconciliation

  7. "If we're talking about replacing anything, there needs to be a restoration and rebuilding of the original laws, governance structures and the treaties and the treaty relationship that existed, and was the intent of what the nation-to-nation relationship was supposed to be."

    cbc.ca/news/indigenous/150-yea

    #IndianAct #Canada #Indigenous #reconciliation

  8. "If we're talking about replacing anything, there needs to be a restoration and rebuilding of the original laws, governance structures and the treaties and the treaty relationship that existed, and was the intent of what the nation-to-nation relationship was supposed to be."

    cbc.ca/news/indigenous/150-yea

    #IndianAct #Canada #Indigenous #reconciliation

  9. "If we're talking about replacing anything, there needs to be a restoration and rebuilding of the original laws, governance structures and the treaties and the treaty relationship that existed, and was the intent of what the nation-to-nation relationship was supposed to be."

    cbc.ca/news/indigenous/150-yea

    #IndianAct #Canada #Indigenous #reconciliation

  10. "If we're talking about replacing anything, there needs to be a restoration and rebuilding of the original laws, governance structures and the treaties and the treaty relationship that existed, and was the intent of what the nation-to-nation relationship was supposed to be."

    cbc.ca/news/indigenous/150-yea

    #IndianAct #Canada #Indigenous #reconciliation

  11. 🇨🇦 Senate unanimously passes bill to eliminate Indian Act's 2nd-generation cut-off
    Bill S-2 now goes before the House of Commons
    Senators voted 63-0 in favour of the motion, with eight abstentions.
    Subsection 6(2) or the second-generation cut-off refers to a rule in the Indian Act where children are not eligible for Indian status after two generations of one non-status parent. It was added to the act in 1985.

    #Indigenous #FirstNations #Legal #IndianAct #BillS2
    #Canada #Canpoli

    cbc.ca/news/indigenous/bill-s2

  12. 🇨🇦 Senate unanimously passes bill to eliminate Indian Act's 2nd-generation cut-off
    Bill S-2 now goes before the House of Commons
    Senators voted 63-0 in favour of the motion, with eight abstentions.
    Subsection 6(2) or the second-generation cut-off refers to a rule in the Indian Act where children are not eligible for Indian status after two generations of one non-status parent. It was added to the act in 1985.

    #Indigenous #FirstNations #Legal #IndianAct #BillS2
    #Canada #Canpoli

    cbc.ca/news/indigenous/bill-s2

  13. 🇨🇦 Senate unanimously passes bill to eliminate Indian Act's 2nd-generation cut-off
    Bill S-2 now goes before the House of Commons
    Senators voted 63-0 in favour of the motion, with eight abstentions.
    Subsection 6(2) or the second-generation cut-off refers to a rule in the Indian Act where children are not eligible for Indian status after two generations of one non-status parent. It was added to the act in 1985.

    #Indigenous #FirstNations #Legal #IndianAct #BillS2
    #Canada #Canpoli

    cbc.ca/news/indigenous/bill-s2

  14. 🇨🇦 Senate unanimously passes bill to eliminate Indian Act's 2nd-generation cut-off
    Bill S-2 now goes before the House of Commons
    Senators voted 63-0 in favour of the motion, with eight abstentions.
    Subsection 6(2) or the second-generation cut-off refers to a rule in the Indian Act where children are not eligible for Indian status after two generations of one non-status parent. It was added to the act in 1985.

    #Indigenous #FirstNations #Legal #IndianAct #BillS2
    #Canada #Canpoli

    cbc.ca/news/indigenous/bill-s2

  15. 🇨🇦 Senate unanimously passes bill to eliminate Indian Act's 2nd-generation cut-off
    Bill S-2 now goes before the House of Commons
    Senators voted 63-0 in favour of the motion, with eight abstentions.
    Subsection 6(2) or the second-generation cut-off refers to a rule in the Indian Act where children are not eligible for Indian status after two generations of one non-status parent. It was added to the act in 1985.

    #Indigenous #FirstNations #Legal #IndianAct #BillS2
    #Canada #Canpoli

    cbc.ca/news/indigenous/bill-s2

  16. "Of the four, it was narrowed down to pretendians or Indigenous identity fraudsters. We wanted to go with Indigenous identity fraudster because the definition of fraud is “wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.” We wanted to call a fraudster a fraudster."

    ictinc.ca/blog/pretendians-and

    #AbolishTheMonarchy
    #LandBack
    #CashBack
    #DecolonizationIsNotAMetaphor
    #IndianAct

  17. "Of the four, it was narrowed down to pretendians or Indigenous identity fraudsters. We wanted to go with Indigenous identity fraudster because the definition of fraud is “wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.” We wanted to call a fraudster a fraudster."

    ictinc.ca/blog/pretendians-and

    #AbolishTheMonarchy
    #LandBack
    #CashBack
    #DecolonizationIsNotAMetaphor
    #IndianAct

  18. "Of the four, it was narrowed down to pretendians or Indigenous identity fraudsters. We wanted to go with Indigenous identity fraudster because the definition of fraud is “wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.” We wanted to call a fraudster a fraudster."

    ictinc.ca/blog/pretendians-and

    #AbolishTheMonarchy
    #LandBack
    #CashBack
    #DecolonizationIsNotAMetaphor
    #IndianAct

  19. "Of the four, it was narrowed down to pretendians or Indigenous identity fraudsters. We wanted to go with Indigenous identity fraudster because the definition of fraud is “wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.” We wanted to call a fraudster a fraudster."

    ictinc.ca/blog/pretendians-and

    #AbolishTheMonarchy
    #LandBack
    #CashBack
    #DecolonizationIsNotAMetaphor
    #IndianAct

  20. "Of the four, it was narrowed down to pretendians or Indigenous identity fraudsters. We wanted to go with Indigenous identity fraudster because the definition of fraud is “wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.” We wanted to call a fraudster a fraudster."

    ictinc.ca/blog/pretendians-and

    #AbolishTheMonarchy
    #LandBack
    #CashBack
    #DecolonizationIsNotAMetaphor
    #IndianAct

  21. I woke up with the number 1876 on my mind. I think I was doing math in my dream. Then again, I just looked it up and it was the year the Indian Act was implemented in Canada: some of the most racist legislature in the world, and it’s still implemented today. #dream #DreamLog #IndianAct ictinc.ca/blog/21-things-you-m

  22. I woke up with the number 1876 on my mind. I think I was doing math in my dream. Then again, I just looked it up and it was the year the Indian Act was implemented in Canada: some of the most racist legislature in the world, and it’s still implemented today. #dream #DreamLog #IndianAct ictinc.ca/blog/21-things-you-m

  23. I woke up with the number 1876 on my mind. I think I was doing math in my dream. Then again, I just looked it up and it was the year the Indian Act was implemented in Canada: some of the most racist legislature in the world, and it’s still implemented today. #dream #DreamLog #IndianAct ictinc.ca/blog/21-things-you-m

  24. I woke up with the number 1876 on my mind. I think I was doing math in my dream. Then again, I just looked it up and it was the year the Indian Act was implemented in Canada: some of the most racist legislature in the world, and it’s still implemented today. #dream #DreamLog #IndianAct ictinc.ca/blog/21-things-you-m

  25. I woke up with the number 1876 on my mind. I think I was doing math in my dream. Then again, I just looked it up and it was the year the Indian Act was implemented in Canada: some of the most racist legislature in the world, and it’s still implemented today. #dream #DreamLog #IndianAct ictinc.ca/blog/21-things-you-m

  26. Legislation to amend #IndianAct continues #discrimination

    What we learn from this story:
    • Clauses in Bill C-38 will not allow victims of Cda’s #assimilation policies to seek reparations
    • “Two-parent rule continues Canada’s program of forced assimilation.” —Lori Idlout, MP
    • Cda discrimination “underscores the sense of colonial entitlement.” –Jenny Kwan, MP
    • Bill allows individuals, specifically #Métis, to remove names from Indian register and band list.

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

    #indigenous

  27. Legislation to amend #IndianAct continues #discrimination

    What we learn from this story:
    • Clauses in Bill C-38 will not allow victims of Cda’s #assimilation policies to seek reparations
    • “Two-parent rule continues Canada’s program of forced assimilation.” —Lori Idlout, MP
    • Cda discrimination “underscores the sense of colonial entitlement.” –Jenny Kwan, MP
    • Bill allows individuals, specifically #Métis, to remove names from Indian register and band list.

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

    #indigenous

  28. Legislation to amend #IndianAct continues #discrimination

    What we learn from this story:
    • Clauses in Bill C-38 will not allow victims of Cda’s #assimilation policies to seek reparations
    • “Two-parent rule continues Canada’s program of forced assimilation.” —Lori Idlout, MP
    • Cda discrimination “underscores the sense of colonial entitlement.” –Jenny Kwan, MP
    • Bill allows individuals, specifically #Métis, to remove names from Indian register and band list.

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

    #indigenous

  29. Legislation to amend #IndianAct continues #discrimination

    What we learn from this story:
    • Clauses in Bill C-38 will not allow victims of Cda’s #assimilation policies to seek reparations
    • “Two-parent rule continues Canada’s program of forced assimilation.” —Lori Idlout, MP
    • Cda discrimination “underscores the sense of colonial entitlement.” –Jenny Kwan, MP
    • Bill allows individuals, specifically #Métis, to remove names from Indian register and band list.

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

    #indigenous

  30. Legislation to amend #IndianAct continues #discrimination

    What we learn from this story:
    • Clauses in Bill C-38 will not allow victims of Cda’s #assimilation policies to seek reparations
    • “Two-parent rule continues Canada’s program of forced assimilation.” —Lori Idlout, MP
    • Cda discrimination “underscores the sense of colonial entitlement.” –Jenny Kwan, MP
    • Bill allows individuals, specifically #Métis, to remove names from Indian register and band list.

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

    #indigenous

  31. Bill C-38 is being debated in the House of Commons. It’s the latest amendment to the Indian Act that attempts to remove discrimination baked into that legislation.

    Bill C-38 deals with Indian status; who had it, who lost it, and who gets to have it back, and how that status will be transmitted to descendants.

    Some members of Parliament say this new remedy again falls short.

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

    #Indigenous #FirstNations #Métis #Inuit #law #IndianAct #legislation #cdnpoli

  32. Bill C-38 is being debated in the House of Commons. It’s the latest amendment to the Indian Act that attempts to remove discrimination baked into that legislation.

    Bill C-38 deals with Indian status; who had it, who lost it, and who gets to have it back, and how that status will be transmitted to descendants.

    Some members of Parliament say this new remedy again falls short.

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

    #Indigenous #FirstNations #Métis #Inuit #law #IndianAct #legislation #cdnpoli

  33. Bill C-38 is being debated in the House of Commons. It’s the latest amendment to the Indian Act that attempts to remove discrimination baked into that legislation.

    Bill C-38 deals with Indian status; who had it, who lost it, and who gets to have it back, and how that status will be transmitted to descendants.

    Some members of Parliament say this new remedy again falls short.

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

    #Indigenous #FirstNations #Métis #Inuit #law #IndianAct #legislation #cdnpoli

  34. Bill C-38 is being debated in the House of Commons. It’s the latest amendment to the Indian Act that attempts to remove discrimination baked into that legislation.

    Bill C-38 deals with Indian status; who had it, who lost it, and who gets to have it back, and how that status will be transmitted to descendants.

    Some members of Parliament say this new remedy again falls short.

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

    #Indigenous #FirstNations #Métis #Inuit #law #IndianAct #legislation #cdnpoli

  35. Bill C-38 is being debated in the House of Commons. It’s the latest amendment to the Indian Act that attempts to remove discrimination baked into that legislation.

    Bill C-38 deals with Indian status; who had it, who lost it, and who gets to have it back, and how that status will be transmitted to descendants.

    Some members of Parliament say this new remedy again falls short.

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

    #Indigenous #FirstNations #Métis #Inuit #law #IndianAct #legislation #cdnpoli

  36. @tofugolem Speaking truth on that ✌ Same in Canada. With genocidal #IndianAct

  37. @tofugolem Speaking truth on that ✌ Same in Canada. With genocidal #IndianAct

  38. @tofugolem Speaking truth on that ✌ Same in Canada. With genocidal #IndianAct

  39. @tofugolem Speaking truth on that ✌ Same in Canada. With genocidal #IndianAct

  40. Today in 1876, the Indian Act is introduced. The Act dismantles traditional systems of Indigenous governance. The Act also requires Status Indigenous to give up their status to vote (until 1960). Indigenous women are also barred from voting in band council elections.

    #FirstNations #Indigenous #Canada #History #Histodon #Histodons #IndianAct

  41. Today in 1876, the Indian Act is introduced. The Act dismantles traditional systems of Indigenous governance. The Act also requires Status Indigenous to give up their status to vote (until 1960). Indigenous women are also barred from voting in band council elections.

    #FirstNations #Indigenous #Canada #History #Histodon #Histodons #IndianAct

  42. Today in 1876, the Indian Act is introduced. The Act dismantles traditional systems of Indigenous governance. The Act also requires Status Indigenous to give up their status to vote (until 1960). Indigenous women are also barred from voting in band council elections.

    #FirstNations #Indigenous #Canada #History #Histodon #Histodons #IndianAct

  43. Today in 1876, the Indian Act is introduced. The Act dismantles traditional systems of Indigenous governance. The Act also requires Status Indigenous to give up their status to vote (until 1960). Indigenous women are also barred from voting in band council elections.

    #FirstNations #Indigenous #Canada #History #Histodon #Histodons #IndianAct