Indigenous Leaders Challenge King Charles on Treaty Obligations
Monday, May 26, 2025, 7:20 pm
Dozens of First Nations leaders gathered at Parliament Hill to remind King Charles III of his treaty commitments. Their message, laced with a mix of resolve and subtle mockery, underscores the Crown’s enduring responsibilities under historical agreements in today’s political landscape.
Canada, Britain and the world will monitor the King’s words for any comments about relations with the U.S.
‘Diplomatic balancing act’: King Charles’ visit a reminder of Canadian identity CP24
Also in today’s edition: NATO’s new spending target and Alberta revisits banned books
Des dizaines de dirigeants des Premières Nations de partout au pays se sont rassemblés lundi devant la colline du Parlement pour adresser un message au roi Charles à son arrivée : respectez vos partenaires de traités.
Dozens of First Nations leaders from across the country gathered in front of Parliament Hill Monday with a message for the King as he arrived in the city — respect your treaty partners.
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