Ontario's Approach to Aboriginal Affairs
The Ontario government is working hard to build stronger, more positive relationships with Aboriginal people in Ontario and to improve their quality of life.
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Ontario is charting a new course for constructive, cooperative relationships with Aboriginal people in Ontario. These relationships are based on mutual respect, dignity, and meaningful participation in decision making that affects Aboriginal people and communities and that leads to improved opportunities and a better future for Aboriginal children and youth.
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Aboriginal Affairs Working Group
The Working Group is taking action to close the socio-economic gaps that exist between Aboriginal people and other Canadians.
Report of the Ipperwash Inquiry
The Report sets out a road map for Ontario to work in partnership with First Nations and Métis to improve the quality of life for Aboriginal communities.
New Relationship Fund
The Fund provides Aboriginal communities and organizations with the resources needed to create jobs, expand their economic opportunities, and develop relationships with governments and industry.
Consultation Guidelines
We are working to develop an effective process for consultation with Aboriginal people that respects Aboriginal rights and treaty rights.
Urban Aboriginal
Toronto has one of the largest populations of Aboriginal people of any community in Canada. Hear stories and experiences of Aboriginal people residing in Toronto.
Strengthening Relationships
