Who's really running the Indigenous Services ministry? Is it the minister herself or is it the Department of Justice and bureaucrats?

I'd say it's the Department of Justice and bureaucrats these days. They're wanting to protect government, and that comes at the cost of protecting First Nations.

First Nations got to wait all summer just for them to have a break to get back to this conversation after six years of broken promises.

I think we're done talking about this. We've made all the points, and so it's time to move the motion and get this going.

They never keep their word and their promises.

The second-generation cutoff is discriminatory. The Senate has provided a path to remove it. Hundreds of First Nations have called for action. Thousands of people have written to Parliament.

Tokenizing your Indigenous members of Parliament does not mean you have a working relationship with First Nations, Inuit or Métis peoples. Reconciliation comes when you sit at a table and hear our voices. That opportunity is being…

It is time for your government to stop delaying and pass Bill S-2 with the Senate amendments.

Albertans are not going anywhere, First Nations people are not going anywhere, regardless of what happens in this referendum, and we have to get down to the table together and kind of chart out a path.

This one matters. We can’t sit this one out.

I think this is moving beyond reconciliation now and going back to what treaty ultimately meant, which was working together.

This one matters. We can't sit this one out.

Our languages are at the threat of extinction, much like a lot of other things like our identity, and I don’t see how this helps in any way.