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Crown-Indigenous Relations

8 commitments under this ministry

Completed: 1In Progress: 6Not Started: 1

Commitments

In Progress

Identify savings of 2 percent of the CIRNAC review base

Mandates a 2 percent reduction in the review base of CIRNAC as part of the comprehensive expenditure review, while maintaining the modernization of government structures supporting Indigenous self-determination.

Government Reform
In Progress

Fund the acceleration of regulatory processes for northern infrastructure projects

Provides $25.5 million to CIRNAC and $41.7 million to the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency over four years, starting in 2025-26, to expedite regulatory processes and Indigenous consultations for northern infrastructure projects.

Infrastructure and Transport
Completed

Establish an Indigenous Advisory Council at the Major Projects Office

Creates an Indigenous Advisory Council at the Major Projects Office to ensure Indigenous economic participation is structurally embedded in the advancement of major projects.

Indigenous Affairs
Not Started

Amend the Territorial Lands Act to advance Inuit interests

Introduces legislative amendments to the Territorial Lands Act specifically aimed at protecting national interests and advancing the rights and interests of the Inuit in Nunavut.

Indigenous Affairs
In Progress

Clarify Naskapi Police Authority on Naskapi Lands

Amends the Naskapi and the Cree-Naskapi Commission Act to clarify the authority of Naskapi Police on Naskapi lands and resolve inconsistencies with the Northeastern Quebec Agreement.

Indigenous Affairs
In Progress

Enable First Nations Finance Authority Lending to Indigenous Special Purpose Vehicles

Amends the First Nations Fiscal Management Act to allow the First Nations Finance Authority to lend to Indigenous special purpose vehicles, enhancing access to capital for economic and resource projects.

Indigenous Affairs
In Progress

Replace Nutrition North Canada with a co-developed food security approach

Commits to abolishing the current Nutrition North Canada subsidy program and replacing it with a new food security framework co-developed directly with Northern Indigenous leadership.

Indigenous Affairs
In Progress

Double capacity support for Indigenous participation in major projects

Increase funding by 100% for capacity support programs to enable active Indigenous participation in federal project decision-making processes.

Indigenous Affairs