By Tara Lindemann Writer Claudia Miller has walked through the halls of Parliament and resonated nation-to-nation governance to her colleagues. Miller and other post-secondary students across Canada participated in the fifth year of the Model Senate, a three-day dive into parliamentary functions: Miller\u2019s task as a \u201cmember\u201d of the Standing Committee was to discuss amendments to the Cannabis Act and Indigenous rules for the sale of cannabis. \u201cIt got me really thinking about issues,\u201d said the 23-year-old University of Toronto student. \u201cObviously for Six Nations we have our own police, but for other nations, we need to put in somewhere a funding mechanism for nations that don\u2019t have their own police force, or don\u2019t have access to those types of resources to even enforce the bill we were discussing.\u201d Sen…. <\/p>\n
By Tara Lindemann Writer Claudia Miller has walked through the halls of Parliament and resonated nation-to-nation governance to her colleagues. Miller and other post-secondary students across Canada participated in the fifth year of the Model Senate, a three-day dive into parliamentary functions: Miller\u2019s task as a \u201cmember\u201d of the Standing Committee was to discuss amendments to the Cannabis Act and Indigenous rules for the sale of cannabis. \u201cIt got me really thinking about issues,\u201d said the 23-year-old University of Toronto student. \u201cObviously for Six Nations we have our own police, but for other nations, we need to put in somewhere a funding mechanism for nations that don\u2019t have their own police force, or don\u2019t have access to those types of resources to even enforce the bill we were discussing.\u201d Sen.... <\/p>\n