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About This Document: Doing so would fuel the Canadian economy, reduce the poverty of Native Canadians and allow for sustainable development in our country as well as positively impact other indigenous peoples in North and Central America. Climate change is about the boreal forest; it is about the ice and seas in the high Arctic; it is about the rain forests. Examples abound: ensuring that border-crossing rights of our people are respected and balanced with the need for greater security in accordance with the post-9/11 Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative; repatriating the thousands of First Nations children that were adopted by non-Aboriginal families during the "Sixties Scoop" that saw many children removed from families; ensuring our environmental rights are not violated through projects like the Peterson Coulee temporary emergency outlet that has an impact on First Nation lands and resources in Canada and the United States.

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Phil Fontaine: Protect the Lives and Rights Of Indigenous People

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