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Established Manitoba as a bilingual province.
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Aboriginals rights and freedoms were taken away: right to vote and to do traditional ceremonies.
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Forced Aboriginal children to change their traditional life to a life of an English men.
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Agreement to peace and land between the First Nations and the Queen of England.
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Maintained treaty rights for the Aboriginal peoples.
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The First Nations made treaties with Great Britian.
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Canada cannot be a just society and keep discriminatory legislation on it's statue book. The barriers created by special legislation such as treaties can generally be struck down. The treaties need to be reviewed to see how they can be equitably ended.
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This Quebec law sets down rules for protecting and promoting the use of the French language in Quebec.
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An agreement to the right to govern ourselves.
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Francophone parents begin to lobby for their minority language education rights under section 23 of the Charter.
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Francophone parents in Alberta launch a charter challenge to establish their right to Francophone school boards.
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Francophone parents do not have the right to educate their children in Anglophone schools in Quebec since this violates the intent of section 23 to protect Francophone identity as a minority culture in Canada.
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