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Court hears C-31 Indians not welcome on reserves

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Natives who regained their Indian status through a controversial amendment to the Indian act will not be welcomed back to their reserves, a federal court was told.

The influx of Bill C-31 Indians to their ancestral reserves will only create trouble and hostility in the communities, said Ermineskin Band member Wayne Roan.

Roan is one of three prominent Alberta Native leaders suing Ottawa over Bill

Court hears C-31 Indians not welcome on reserves

Page 3

Natives who regained their Indian status through a controversial amendment to the Indian act will not be welcomed back to their reserves, a federal court was told.

The influx of Bill C-31 Indians to their ancestral reserves will only create trouble and hostility in the communities, said Ermineskin Band member Wayne Roan.

Roan is one of three prominent Alberta Native leaders suing Ottawa over Bill

Court hears C-31 Indians not welcome on reserves

Page 3

Natives who regained their Indian status through a controversial amendment to the Indian act will not be welcomed back to their reserves, a federal court was told.

The influx of Bill C-31 Indians to their ancestral reserves will only create trouble and hostility in the communities, said Ermineskin Band member Wayne Roan.

Roan is one of three prominent Alberta Native leaders suing Ottawa over Bill

Court hears C-31 Indians not welcome on reserves

Page 3

Natives who regained their Indian status through a controversial amendment to the Indian act will not be welcomed back to their reserves, a federal court was told.

The influx of Bill C-31 Indians to their ancestral reserves will only create trouble and hostility in the communities, said Ermineskin Band member Wayne Roan.

Roan is one of three prominent Alberta Native leaders suing Ottawa over Bill

Court hears C-31 Indians not welcome on reserves

Page 3

Natives who regained their Indian status through a controversial amendment to the Indian act will not be welcomed back to their reserves, a federal court was told.

The influx of Bill C-31 Indians to their ancestral reserves will only create trouble and hostility in the communities, said Ermineskin Band member Wayne Roan.

Roan is one of three prominent Alberta Native leaders suing Ottawa over Bill

Court hears C-31 Indians not welcome on reserves

Page 3

Natives who regained their Indian status through a controversial amendment to the Indian act will not be welcomed back to their reserves, a federal court was told.

The influx of Bill C-31 Indians to their ancestral reserves will only create trouble and hostility in the communities, said Ermineskin Band member Wayne Roan.

Roan is one of three prominent Alberta Native leaders suing Ottawa over Bill

Court hears C-31 Indians not welcome on reserves

Page 3

Natives who regained their Indian status through a controversial amendment to the Indian act will not be welcomed back to their reserves, a federal court was told.

The influx of Bill C-31 Indians to their ancestral reserves will only create trouble and hostility in the communities, said Ermineskin Band member Wayne Roan.

Roan is one of three prominent Alberta Native leaders suing Ottawa over Bill

Court hears C-31 Indians not welcome on reserves

Page 3

Natives who regained their Indian status through a controversial amendment to the Indian act will not be welcomed back to their reserves, a federal court was told.

The influx of Bill C-31 Indians to their ancestral reserves will only create trouble and hostility in the communities, said Ermineskin Band member Wayne Roan.

Roan is one of three prominent Alberta Native leaders suing Ottawa over Bill

Court hears C-31 Indians not welcome on reserves

Page 3

Natives who regained their Indian status through a controversial amendment to the Indian act will not be welcomed back to their reserves, a federal court was told.

The influx of Bill C-31 Indians to their ancestral reserves will only create trouble and hostility in the communities, said Ermineskin Band member Wayne Roan.

Roan is one of three prominent Alberta Native leaders suing Ottawa over Bill

Court hears C-31 Indians not welcome on reserves

Page 3

Natives who regained their Indian status through a controversial amendment to the Indian act will not be welcomed back to their reserves, a federal court was told.

The influx of Bill C-31 Indians to their ancestral reserves will only create trouble and hostility in the communities, said Ermineskin Band member Wayne Roan.

Roan is one of three prominent Alberta Native leaders suing Ottawa over Bill