Historical Events tagged with "federal policy"
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House of Commons Recognizes Québécois Nation
The House of Commons of Canada approved a motion recognizing the Québécois as a nation within Canada, introduced by Prime Minister Stephen Harper. This motion received significant support from various political parties, reflecting a growing acknowledgment of Quebec's distinct culture and history within the broader Canadian federation. The decision has been praised and criticized, marking a notable moment in Canadian politics regarding interprovincial relations and national identity.
Continue ReadingAda Deer Appointed Head of Bureau of Indian Affairs
Ada Deer was sworn in as the head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, reflecting her dedication to Native American rights and involvement in federal Indian policy. Deer, a member of the Menominee Tribe, had previously been a prominent advocate for tribal sovereignty and played a crucial role in restoring her tribe's federal recognition. Her leadership position marked a significant step for Native American representation in federal affairs and policy-making.
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