First Nations Demand Real Control Over Child Welfare | Montreal News
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Chief Bruce Archibald of Taykwa Tagamou Nation is sounding the alarm as the federal government ties funding to child welfare reforms he says undermines First Nations’ right to self-determination. Under Bill C-92, which was meant to empower Indigenous communities to govern their own child services, Archibald argues the government’s funding conditions force colonial-style control and delay true reconciliation. He’s not alone—other chiefs and advocates like Cindy Blackstock warn this approach could be a “Trojan horse,” masking continued federal oversight while pretending to hand over power. With historical trauma still fresh, many fear this isn’t progress but a repeat of past failures that led to the removal of Indigenous children from their families.
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