Can Liberals meet the challenge of UNDRIP?

The support for UNDRIP is historic and significant, writes Green Party leader Elizabeth May. Making that pledge more than window dressing on a continuation of colonial policies is the challenge.

NDP MP Romeo Saganash, pictured March 20, at the House Affairs Committee. The Hill Times photograph Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY ELIZABETH MAY

June 18, 2018

On May 30, a historic bill received its final approval in the House. It was particularly exceptional in that it was a private member's bill impacting every aspect of federal government conduct in relation to the land, natural resources, and Indigenous peoples. It was even more meaningful in that the...

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