["There wasn't much hope from the outset that Canada's 11 white governments could find the consensus needed for constitutional reforms that would protect the cultural integrity of the country's native people with a degree of self-government."

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Item consists of a newspaper clipping regarding Indigenous communities demanding recognition in the existing Constitution for rights and title to land and self-government.

Part of Series 6 - Land Claims, Self-Government, and Rights and Title

IdentifierARC.008.06.CCNC.0317

General Material DesignationTextual record

Physical Description1 page

Record TypeNewspaper Articles

ThemesLand Claims and Self-Government, Politics and Political Science

LanguageEnglish

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