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- The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) rejected a $47.8 billion child welfare reform deal, citing concerns over transparency and implementation.
- Chiefs called for new negotiations with broader oversight and a commission to protect children’s rights and ensure equitable services.
- AFN leaders emphasized the need for a better approach to securing the future of First Nations children.
AFN Seeks New Path After Defeat of $47.8B Child Welfare Reform Deal
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