Indigenous Ministers in Canada Cabinet

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Historic first: Three Indigenous ministers join Canada’s cabinet

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Canada ’s new federal cabinet under Prime Minister Mark Carney is making history with the appointment of three Indigenous ministers.

All three ministers are from the northern regions of Quebec , Manitoba and Saskatchewan .

Critics warn appointing ministers like Mandy Gull-Masty and Buckley Belanger could mean the government will continue pushing Indigenous communities to sign self-government agreements.

Critics will closely watch the mandate letters and key cabinet committees for signs of Carney ’s approach to Indigenous rights and governance.

“The formula of any reconciliation is that the one who has done the injury must make amends in order to facilitate the conditions for a reconciled relationship,” said Green .

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