Rethinking the Indian Act

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Prime Minister Mark Carney has said he is open to moving beyond the Indian Act, but what would replacing the nearly 150-year-old legislation mean for First Nations communities? Cadmus Delorme, Chancellor of the University of Regina and founding partner and chair of OneHoop, joins us to discuss what changes could look like, the potential risks and who should decide the future of the Act.
3 Nov 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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