Claims extracted
18
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
22%
4 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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Publisher signals
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National Post's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
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Politics
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Prime Minister Mark Carney said he shares the view that Canada should be looking into “reforming or even abolishing the Indian Act” after meeting with First Nations leaders on Monday.
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Canada → say → Monday
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew first raised the issue publicly when he told reporters earlier in the day that Canada should abolish the Act and that such a move was “long overdue.”
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move → raise → Act
Carney credited Kinew for his advocacy and said that he was open to the idea of modernizing, reforming or abolishing the Act, based on a consultation process that is still “to be determined.”
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that → credit → process
The prime minister admitted that “not everybody” at the meeting with premiers and First Nations leaders was in agreement with the proposal.
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everybody → admit → proposal
“I am committed to a process that moves Canada beyond the Indian Act, and I am directing my ministers to work in partnership with First Nations to chart that path together,” said Carney on Monday.
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Carney → commit → Monday
Carney said that if the Indian Act is abolished, then “fully modernizing the governance relationship is the desirable end state.”
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modernizing → say → relationship
AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak said she looked forward to discussing the idea with the Assembly of First Nations.
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she → say → Nations
We’re in every province and territory in this beautiful country that we all share, and that question is going to be up to them to decide, right?
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question → ’re → them
And they’re going to have to decide for themselves,” said Woodhouse Nepinak.
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Nepinak → go → themselves
The meeting in Ottawa brought Carney together with some provincial premiers, chiefs from the Assembly of First Nations and Woodhouse Nepinak.
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meeting → bring → Nations
The gathering comes as Carney tries to win over First Nations leaders for a slate of planned major projects, including a pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast, that are already facing legal jeopardy.
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that → come → jeopardy
Carney said the leaders also discussed a proposed First Nations Sovereign Wealth Fund, which he described as “an opportunity to share directly in the wealth that the country is creating.”
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country → say → that
Carney said he has instructed Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne to look into the fund and other ways that First Nations can benefit from the major projects.
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Nations → say → projects
The First Nations Sovereign Wealth Fund could also work in tandem with the Canada Strong Fund, the government’s proposed sovereign wealth fund, Carney said.
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Carney → work → Fund
“There have been various models that have been suggested.
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that → suggest → ?
I think all need to be explored.
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all → think → ?
One could work alongside the Canada Strong Fund.
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One → work → Fund
Some in the room, not us, suggested that, or different models could be developed,” said Carney.
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Carney → suggest → that
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