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Some Indigenous leaders praise Trudeau’s government, others point to promises not kept

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Indigenous leaders are reacting to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to shut down Parliament until March and resign once the Liberals select a successor. The move will kill key bills impacting Indigenous people and mean greater uncertainty for other initiatives.

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