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B.C. legislature passed law adopting UN Declaration on Rights of Indigenous Peoples in October 2019 .
John Rustad threw his support behind the legislation as a member of the Liberal Party .
But as the Conservative leader he has since signalled his intention to “repeal” the law if his party wins the election.
The law “fundamentally changed the relationship” between First Nations and the province, says Terry Teegee .
Teegee said Rustad was “creating enemies” with First Nations .
Rustad led the Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation in Christy Clark's Liberal government.
Indigenous leaders have said Rustad was making false statements about the province’s plan and stoking anti-Indigenous sentiment.
The B.C. government announced later in February it was dropping the plan.
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