By Chevi Rabbit, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Alberta Native News The Confederacy of Treaty No. 6 First Nations is welcoming the result of Alberta\u2019s separation referendum, saying the majority decision represents Albertans abandoning the path of separatism. In a release issued Oct. 20 and signed by Grand Chief Joey Pete, the Confederacy expressed gratitude to First Nations members who participated in the vote, as well as community organizers and Get Out the Vote team leads who worked to ensure Indigenous voices were heard. Treaty First Nations throughout Alberta have opposed the separatist movement and challenged the legality of provincial separation and the referendum process through the courts, according to the Confederacy. The organization criticized the United Conservative Party government, alleging that it changed regulations and manipulated the electoral process to… <\/p>\n
By Chevi Rabbit, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Alberta Native News The Confederacy of Treaty No. 6 First Nations is welcoming the result of Alberta\u2019s separation referendum, saying the majority decision represents Albertans abandoning the path of separatism. In a release issued Oct. 20 and signed by Grand Chief Joey Pete, the Confederacy expressed gratitude to First Nations members who participated in the vote, as well as community organizers and Get Out the Vote team leads who worked to ensure Indigenous voices were heard. Treaty First Nations throughout Alberta have opposed the separatist movement and challenged the legality of provincial separation and the referendum process through the courts, according to the Confederacy. The organization criticized the United Conservative Party government, alleging that it changed regulations and manipulated the electoral process to... <\/p>\n