Canada’s Bill C-91

Canada’s Bill C-91, enacted in 2019, recognizes Indigenous laws and treaties as valid alongside Canadian law. It affirms Indigenous peoples' rights to their cultures, languages, and governance systems, promoting reconciliation by respecting their sovereignty. The bill aims to support Indigenous communities in revitalizing their traditions and legal practices, ensuring their voices are heard in the Canadian legal framework. Overall, it marks an important step toward honoring Indigenous rights and fostering a more inclusive, respectful relationship between First Nations, Métis, Inuit peoples, and the Canadian government.