The Elmore Report

The Elmore Report is a comprehensive review of Indigenous issues in Canada, published in 1990, named after its author, Justice Thomas R. Elmore. It examined historical injustices, policies, and systemic challenges faced by Indigenous peoples, particularly Indigenous women and youth. The report highlights the need for respectful recognition of Indigenous rights, cultural preservation, and improved government policies. Its recommendations aimed to promote reconciliation, social justice, and equity, emphasizing the importance of Indigenous voices in decision-making processes. Overall, it serves as a detailed blueprint for understanding and addressing longstanding inequalities between Indigenous communities and the Canadian government.