Corey Hogan: “Our government has supported the training of over 2,000 personnel, including wildland firefighters, structural…”

If you decide to vote to continue this separation process, you’re causing some real damage and harm to this province.

I do not think we want to send a signal that you can get what you want as provincial government by playing with the future of this country.

We’ve got to talk about how we create these meaningful equity stakes in a way that Indigenous communities want and that works for everybody and that that is true economic reconciliation, and that’s certainly top of mind.

What the prime minister said was at least 10 per cent Indigenous ownership, and these things will evolve over time.