On the road to Indigenous reconciliation, Doug Ford takes a detour - 2019-07-13

Bad enough that Doug Ford stood up Indigenous leaders at this week's Saskatchewan summit with his fellow premiers. What's worse is how he has snubbed Indigenous people since winning power a year ago. Not merely slighting them on symbolism, but shortchanging them on substance.
Not just from the start, but non-stop. Ford set the tone at his election night victory, again at his subsequent swearing-in ceremony, and indelibly in the Speech from the Throne outlining his agenda last summer: No greetings to Ontario's Indigenous people, no acknowledgments to their land, no references to reconciliation. And now, no time to give them face time.
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{{cite news | first = Martin Regg | last = Cohn | title = On the road to Indigenous reconciliation, Doug Ford takes a detour | url = https://www.thestar.com/politics/political-opinion/2019/07/13/on-the-road-to-indigenous-reconciliation-doug-ford-takes-a-detour.html | work = Toronto Star | date = July 13, 2019 | accessdate = July 15, 2019 }}