Wanted: A New Vision for First Nations

Posted on | January 28, 2010 | No Comments

“Clearly, the vision of governance and shared community life of First Nations is not working.

Fortunately, some indigenous communities aren’t prepared to wait for Ottawa to provide an alternate vision.”

Joseph Quesnel

An intriguing article by Joseph Quesnel, a policy analyst with the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, where he writes mainly about aboriginal and property rights issues.

Click here to read the entire piece.

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