University panel discusses federal election result
As a new Liberal majority government prepares to move into Parliament, curiosity about what happens next is likely top of mind for many Canadians.
On Wednesday the University of Saskatchewan’s Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy put up a handful of professors to digest Monday’s historic election.
One point they all agreed on was that Trudeau could build enough momentum to create a turning point in the relationship between Ottawa and First Nations.
“This government is open to having conversations with aboriginal leaders whereas the previous government was not,” said Professor Michael Atkinson.