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The Assembly of First Nations:
a. Argues that any national institution establish to represent the interests of First Nations
people must reflect the belief in their ability to negotiate
b. Takes the position that First Nations have the right to self-government
c. Derives its existence and direction exclusively and entirely from the acceptance by
the federal and provincial authorities
d. Does not run programs or provide services to Aboriginal communities

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Aboriginal Peoples in Canada

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Authors: Frideres, Gadacz

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