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Aboriginal People Must Make Their Vote Count.

 

 

 Congress of Aboriginal People Vice-Chief Ron Swain is urging Aboriginal People to participate in the federal election in any way they can.  He says those who have time can volunteer on a campaign, those with a little money can donate and everyone should at least turn out to vote.

            

  Swain suggested one issue people should examine is which party reflects the best partner for Aboriginal people noting a commitment to the nation to nation relationship, respectful and meaningful dialogue about implementing treaties and section 35 rights and implementing recommendations from reports like the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.             

             

Vice-Chief Swain adds with over 1.4 million Aboriginal people in the country the political power of an organized and unified voting block could not be overlooked.  Information on voting can be found on their website www.capyouthvote.org.

 

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