Ontario First Nations group says Ottawa refusing to provide aid for safe school reopening plan

This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy.An Ontario First Nations group says the federal government is failing to facilitate a safe back-to-school plan for its nearly 9,000 elementary and secondary school students.

Deputy Grand Chief Derek Fox says NAN communities are in particular need of personal protective equipment and sanitization supplies.He says the group has requested $33 million in government aid to cover those costs, but has been told its plans are too “far-reaching.”

oh.......now it's official.....the natives have spoken

No surprise The Trudeau “Liberlas” talked a good game to get elected “Thanks for your donation” exposed their contempt for Indigenous Canadians though

You could probably use all that money the government and tax payers give you already. 215 billion since 1960 and nothing to show from it.

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