Group calls for inclusion on National Indigenous Peoples Day
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is calling for greater inclusion and recognition of off-reserve and non-status Indigenous populations on National Indigenous Peoples Day. They argue that federal policies often overlook these groups, leading to significant gaps in essential services and support.
Why it matters
It underscores the ongoing struggle for equitable representation and service delivery for Indigenous communities that do not live on traditional reserves.
NEWS RELEASE CONGRESS OF ABORIGINAL PEOPLES ******************** The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) joins Indigenous peoples and allies across the country in marking National Indigenous Peoples Day, a moment to celebrate the rich cultures, languages, and contributions of Indigenous Peoples across the country, and to reflect honestly on the work that remains.
The article focuses on advocacy for social justice and equity, highlighting systemic gaps in government policy.
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