Overview of the first round

Overview of the first round

by Michael Cassidy

1992

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Report on the first hearings by the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples held across Canada from April to June 1992, including a National Round Table on Urban Issues. Topics covered also include aboriginal traditions and culture, social issues such as residential schools, addictions, status of women and youth, education, health, housing, governance and aboriginal rights, northern and Inuit concerns, Métis issues, the justice system, environment, and economic development and resources.

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    How does reading about the foundational hearings of 1992 shape your understanding of the historical timeline of reconciliation in Canada?

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    In what ways do the testimony and reports on residential schools in this volume challenge or expand upon what you were taught about Canadian history?

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    The report covers a vast array of interconnected challenges, from governance and land rights to urban issues and health; how does this holistic approach alter the way we should view systemic social problems today?

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