“Mr. Speaker, we know that keeping first nations children connected to their families, cultures and communities is essential to their well-being and to the strength of future generations. That is why supporting first nations leadership in child and family services is so important. On October 7, our government signed a historic agreement with the Saskatoon Tribal Council that recognizes the importance of first nations leadership in child and family services and supports communities in determining what is best for their children. Can the Minister of Indigenous Services share how this new government has stepped up to the plate to help indigenous children get connected to their family, cultures and languages while supporting first nations in exercising their inherent jurisdiction over the care and well-being of their children?”
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The average of Signal, Relevance, Respect and Clarity is 88. The grade is held to 80, 30 above Signal.
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Thanks 46%Claims 19%Reasoning 17%Promise 19%
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Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 32 wordsI want to first sincerely congratulate Tribal Chief Arkan and the Saskatoon Tribal Council on a historic milestone, reclaiming what has always been theirs: the authority to make decisions for their children.ThanksClaims · 13 wordsThis landmark regional agreement, Māmowōhkamātowin, will see $269 million deployed over seven years, 1Reasoning · 12 wordswhich will put predictable, flexible funding where communities need it the most.Promise · 13 wordsInvesting in prevention, housing, post-majority supports and first nations representative services, we proudly—
