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- Indigenous leaders express concerns about the slow progress in addressing fundamental issues like rights recognition, clean water, and child welfare reforms, despite efforts since 2015.
- Tensions exist between Indigenous communities and the federal-government, with challenges over identity-recognition and legislation stalling on key issues.
- Leaders emphasize the need for continued partnership with the government but worry about setbacks from political changes.
Work Ahead on the Path to Reconciliation, Say First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Leaders
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