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It was a peace treaty New France and First Nations of North America.
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This was a document that set out rules to follow European settlement of aboriginal territories.
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The Canadian government started issuing scrips to the Metis. By doing that they didn't have to establish reserves for them.
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It defines the operation of the Government of Canada. Mostly the federal structure, the House of Commons, the Senate, the justice system, and the taxation system.
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The First Nations got special Provisions from the Canada government in exchange for the First Nations giving up their land in an area.
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It was a document which made rules about the lives of the First Nations without consulting them.
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The schools removed kids from there community and brought them to these schools where they would live and they would be assimilated them to European ways.
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Metis settlers established farms at St. Paul des Metis, which is now near St Paul, Alberta. They did this on land provided by the catholic church.
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The main laws in Canada that show we will share this land in peace, justice and mutual respect.
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Under section 23 Francophone schools and school boards are opened.
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The First Nations rejected the governments attempt to change the bill in 2002.
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The Metis located in Manitoba launched a court case wanting compensation for land promised but never delivered in the Manitoba Act.