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First Nations , Inuit and Red River Métis leaders unanimously adopted a historic declaration condemning Indigenous identity theft Wednesday afternoon in Winnipeg .
The declaration demands, among other things, that federal and provincial governments “cease their actions accommodating these identity thieves” and co-operate with legitimate nations to correct the “egregious affront” to their peoples.
Inuit Grand Chief Todd Russell , NunatuKavut president, says NCC is a race-shifting organization that operates from a position of privilege.
Day 1 of the summit largely focused on the Métis Nation of Ontario .
The summit passed a resolution Tuesday denouncing MNO.
MNO accused MMF of using the summit to “distort the truth about Métes Nation history and identity” Indigenous Peoples Alliance of Manitoba , affiliated with Congress of Aboriginal Peoples , echoed other groups’ reactions.
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