Publications

Alberta Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) roadmap

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Alberta's MMIWG Roadmap will guide government action to reduce violence and increase safety and economic security for Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people. The roadmap contains four... More ≫

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Alberta's MMIWG Roadmap will guide government action to reduce violence and increase safety and economic security for Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people. The roadmap contains four pathways for action that establish priorities moving forward. Each pathway includes a goal and responds to one of the four root causes of violence identified by the National Inquiry. Each goal includes a series of actions to further inform government initiatives going forward.

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113 pathways to justice : recommendations of the Alberta Joint Working Group on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

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The Alberta Joint Working Group on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls was appointed in March 2020 by the Minister of Indigenous Relations to provide recommendations on government's... More ≫

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The Alberta Joint Working Group on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls was appointed in March 2020 by the Minister of Indigenous Relations to provide recommendations on government's response to the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. This final report of the working group was submitted to government in December 2021.

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Alberta’s response to the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

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Presents actions by Alberta's government to end violence against Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people in Alberta, in response to the final report of the National Inquiry into Missing and... More ≫

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Presents actions by Alberta's government to end violence against Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people in Alberta, in response to the final report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls., and outlines future priorities.

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Social isolation of seniors : a focus on Indigenous seniors in Canada

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Social isolation is a silent reality experienced by many seniors, and particularly Indigenous seniors. This resource is intended to heighten awareness and sensitivity and help organizations,... More ≫

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Social isolation is a silent reality experienced by many seniors, and particularly Indigenous seniors. This resource is intended to heighten awareness and sensitivity and help organizations, friends, family members, and communities address the particular social needs of these seniors. This resource is meant to supplement the two volume set Social Isolation of Seniors previously developed by the Federal/Provincial/Territorial Ministers Responsible for Seniors.

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Guide to applying PLAR in the context of Aboriginal peoples’ rights [2018 to 2022]

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This guide describes how the Public Lands Administration Regulation applies in the context of Aboriginal peoples' rights, so that the regulation is applied in a way that is supportive of... More ≫

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This guide describes how the Public Lands Administration Regulation applies in the context of Aboriginal peoples' rights, so that the regulation is applied in a way that is supportive of Aboriginal peoples' rights and reconciliation of Aboriginal peoples.

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Métis Nation of Alberta - Government of Alberta Framework Agreement

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The purpose of this agreement is to promote and facilitate the advancement of Alberta Métis by providing a process through which the parties will work cooperatively to develop and implement... More ≫

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The purpose of this agreement is to promote and facilitate the advancement of Alberta Métis by providing a process through which the parties will work cooperatively to develop and implement methods and measures to address the agreed needs and aspirations of Citizens as well as to preserve Métis identity and cultural heritage throughout Alberta. It builds upon and enhances the respectful and cooperative relationship between Alberta and the MNA through clarifying and defining the nation-to-nation relationship between the parties as well as promoting reconciliation between Aboriginal peoples and non-Aboriginal peoples through the advancement of Métis rights.

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Alberta/Métis Nation of Alberta Association . . . funding agreement

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The funding provided through this agreement is intended to cover the Core Operation Expenses of the MNAA, including administration and salary costs incurred by the MNAA and the Regional Councils... More ≫

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The funding provided through this agreement is intended to cover the Core Operation Expenses of the MNAA, including administration and salary costs incurred by the MNAA and the Regional Councils through their normal course of business and association, and to cover ancillary expenses such as accounting, reporting and operational expenses.

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Government of Alberta/Métis Nation of Alberta Association Framework Agreement

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The Metis Nation of Alberta – Government of Alberta Framework Agreement formally recognizes a shared commitment to work co-operatively to: 1- address the needs and aspirations of the MNA and its... More ≫

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The Metis Nation of Alberta – Government of Alberta Framework Agreement formally recognizes a shared commitment to work co-operatively to: 1- address the needs and aspirations of the MNA and its members; 2- preserve Metis identity and cultural heritage in Alberta; 3- build upon and enhance the Alberta-MNA relationship through Nation-to-Nation dialogue. 4- promote reconciliation. The term of this agreement shall be from April 1, 2008 to March 31, 2015

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Oil sands consultations : multistakeholder committee final report

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In 2005, the Government of Alberta initiated consultation on a proposed mineable oil sands strategy to clarify and update policies that guide and regulate oil sands development. A multistakeholder... More ≫

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In 2005, the Government of Alberta initiated consultation on a proposed mineable oil sands strategy to clarify and update policies that guide and regulate oil sands development. A multistakeholder committee was formed in 2006 to consult with Albertans on oil sands development. Input was received from a range of stakeholders representing a variety of views on oil sands development.

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Oil sands consultations : Aboriginal consultation final report

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In January 2007, the Aboriginal Consultation Interdepartmental Committee was formed to gather feedback from First Nations and Métis on the potential impacts that Alberta’s oil sands development... More ≫

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In January 2007, the Aboriginal Consultation Interdepartmental Committee was formed to gather feedback from First Nations and Métis on the potential impacts that Alberta’s oil sands development may have on Aboriginal rights and traditional uses. This process ran parallel with a larger public consultation process with stakeholders in Alberta. The following report describes the background of Alberta’s Oil Sands Consultations initiative, how consultation was undertaken with each group, feedback received during the consultation process, the full versions of recommendations that First Nations and Métis would like to put forward to the Ministers for consideration, and Alberta's next steps for further consultations with First Nations and Métis.

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