Six Nations is pushing back against the Metis Nation of Ontario\u2019s bid for self-governance through Bill C-53, which could also grant the Metis land. On January 26 the federal government announced $12.8 million for New Indigenous-Led Natural Climate Solutions, within the announcement it granted the Metis Nation of Ontario (MNO) $1.3 million from Environment and Climate Change Canada to \u201caquire land for conservation and restoration.\u201d Six Nations Elected Chief Sherri Lyn Hill said the MNO acquiring land was \u201cconcerning\u201d during her update at the Political Liaison meeting on February 12. \u201cThis is a direct example, Canada said Bill C-53 would have no impact on First Nations Treaty and constitutionally protected rights. In Ontario the MNO has clear intentions to claim land,\u201d Hill said The bill is set to go back… <\/p>\n
Six Nations is pushing back against the Metis Nation of Ontario\u2019s bid for self-governance through Bill C-53, which could also grant the Metis land. On January 26 the federal government announced $12.8 million for New Indigenous-Led Natural Climate Solutions, within the announcement it granted the Metis Nation of Ontario (MNO) $1.3 million from Environment and Climate Change Canada to \u201caquire land for conservation and restoration.\u201d Six Nations Elected Chief Sherri Lyn Hill said the MNO acquiring land was \u201cconcerning\u201d during her update at the Political Liaison meeting on February 12. \u201cThis is a direct example, Canada said Bill C-53 would have no impact on First Nations Treaty and constitutionally protected rights. In Ontario the MNO has clear intentions to claim land,\u201d Hill said The bill is set to go back... <\/p>\n