Nation-to-nation status sounds good in principle

What actually happens in practice is another matter.
OTTAWA—Nation-to-nation status sounds good in principle. What actually happens in practice is another matter. When the prime minister reiterates his government’s intention to redress indigenous wrongs by a nation-to-nation dialogue, it sounds like a good step in the direction of reconciliation....

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