This is about fulfilling our Federal Government's trust in treaty obligations. It is about championing the rights of Indigenous communities.
Dusty Johnson: “This is about fulfilling our Federal Government's trust in treaty obligations. It is about championing the rights of…”
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Johnson highlights the government's responsibility to uphold treaty obligations to Indigenous communities.
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