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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 13, 2004

Page

3

Canada’s Indian reserve system mirrors apartheid in SA

The text argues Canada should abolish the reserve system and transfer land to Indian bands to end segregation and poverty. It condemns federal policy restricting Indian Affairs programs to on reserve communities, noting isolation and weak economic bases despite about 7.5 billion dollars in annual spending on services such as education, social services, and housing.

Eral Department of Indian Affair

Indians should own reserve land to end poverty and poverty

A Canadian Taxpayers Federation commentary argues that Indian reserves are mismanaged by Crown ownership and that bands must gain full ownership of reserve lands. It claims off-reserve migration grows as reserves trap wealth and calls for abolishing the reserve system.

China Centre For Aboriginal Policy Change The Canadian Taxpayers Federation CTF

PRHA advances second Community Health Assessment in 2004

Parkland Regional Health Authority continues its second Community Health Assessment with six public meetings in January 2004 starting in Duck Bay. Fiona Jeffries notes the process examines health services use and capacity to meet needs while gathering input for Manitoba Health. final report due September 2004 with further focus groups planned.

Parkland Regional Health Authority PRHA Duck Bay Fiona Jeffries Jeffries Parkland Manitoba Health

Citizenship critic questions minister on permanent resident card

Inky Mark, MP for Dauphin Swan River Marquette, denounces the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration over the permanent resident card rollout. He says the program was flawed from the start and questions the minister's holiday absence as officials defend the plan. A 24 hour contingency for migrants and consular staff has been set up, and Mark repeats calls for a grace period.

Dauphin-Swan River- Marquette Inky Mark Citizenship and Immigration Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Mark

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