It seems to be another part of the aboriginal industry where badly needed funding for communities will be directed toward an organization isolated from the communities, instead of going to institutions damaged by the Indian Act such as our languages and cultures and traditional customs and governance, as well as more emergency shelters in the communities, which are essential to this process of reconciliation.
Ce centre s’ajoute aux rouages déjà nombreux de l’industrie autochtone. Les fonds, trop rares, iront ainsi à un organisme isolé des collectivités plutôt qu’aux institutions mises à mal par la Loi sur les Indiens, comme les langues, les cultures, les traditions et les modèles de gouvernance autochtones.