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Prime Minister, Premiers meet with First Nations leaders

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Passafiume, A., & Duggan, K. (2026, October 26). Prime Minister, Premiers meet with First Nations leaders. The Globe and Mail. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/video-prime-minister-premiers-meet-with-first-nations-leaders/

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The Globe and Mail · collected 2026-10-26 · by Alessia Passafiume, Kyle Duggan

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Prime Minister Mark Carney met with provincial premiers and First Nations leaders on Monday, describing it as a historic gathering not seen in decades. This meeting aims to address issues important to Indigenous communities across Canada.
Written by AI on 2026-10-29, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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First Nations leaders, including Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak, are gathering for a historic meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canada’s premiers in Ottawa. This is the first such meeting since the 2005 Kelowna Accord, aimed at addressing socioeconomic gaps in Indigenous communities. The tension stems from Carney's government passing legislation to streamline major project approvals, which First Nations leaders say threatens their rights. Woodhouse Nepinak emphasizes the need for tangible results and continued dialogue beyond this meeting. Meanwhile, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew called for abolishing the Indian Act during a closed-door session with Carney, an idea that Carney has expressed openness to exploring further through consultation.

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Alessia Passafiume
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🔮 Monday’s meeting will the first such gathering since the Kelowna Accord talks of 2005, which brought premiers and then-prime minister Paul Martin together with Indigenous leaders to discuss ways to close the socioeconomic gaps in their communities.
🔮 “I look at some of our former leaders that had to really push and pull just to open these doors, and I wish they could see that today,” Woodhouse Nepinak said recently between last-minute meetings with chiefs to prepare for the First Nations-First Ministers meeting in Ottawa on Monday.
🔮 “I look at some of our former leaders that had to really push and pull just to open these doors, and I wish they could see that today,” Woodhouse Nepinak said recently between last-minute meetings with chiefs to prepare for the First Nations-First Ministers meeting in Ottawa on Monday.
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🔮 Canadians across the country will mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wednesday for the fifth consecutive year, honouring the survivors of residential schools and those who never made it home.
🔮 When Wilton Littlechild was co-chairing the landmark Truth and Reconciliation Commission more than a decade ago, he thought a lot about the idea of economic reconciliation and how it could help transform Indigenous communities.
🔮 Assembly of First Nations regional chiefs will join premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney for a rare meeting in late October – the first such meeting between chiefs and first ministers in decades.
🔮 Assembly of First Nations regional chiefs will join premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney for a rare meeting in late October — the first such meeting between chiefs and first ministers in decades.
🔮 The premiers, Carney and First Nations representatives are set to meet in Ottawa on Oct. 26 — the first such gathering in decades.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney says Monday’s meeting between premiers, the federal government and First Nations is the first of its kind in decades.
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2026-10-29 · The Globe and Mail
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Prime Minister Mark Carney says Monday’s meeting between premiers, the federal government and First Nations is the first of its kind in decades. asserted
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Prime Minister Mark Carney says Monday’s meeting between premiers, the federal government and First Nations is the first of its kind in decades. asserted
meeting → say → decades
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