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Negotiating with First Nations: Key Guidelines for Effective Engagement

15 March 2026
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Treaty 6 First Nations leaders met King Charles III at Buckingham Palace, discussing their nation-to-nation relationship and concerns over Alberta’s potential independence. Amid rising political tension, chiefs have called on Premier Danielle Smith to reject separatism, with legal challenges already initiated against any referendum plans. Indigenous leaders stress the importance of their connection to the federal Crown, emphasizing that separation without their consent could disrupt treaty rights and services.

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