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Métis communities in Ontario have a rich and proud history, and while we cherish the past, it is also important that we look to secure a strong, stable future—and for that we need to look after our children and youth.
The proposed law will make it easier for Métis communities represented by the Métis Nation of Ontario, as well as other Métis governments in Canada, to develop child welfare services that make sense for Métis. It is an assurance that Métis communities like mine in Northwestern Ontario will have a strong role to play in family services, and can develop systems that will place Métis children in Métis homes.
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