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Report: Broken Promises; Canada and its Aboriginal Peoples

This report has been written for the benefit of my colleagues in the European Parliament, in particular those who serve with me on the Delegation for Relations with Canada, and those who are Members of the Subcommittee on Human Rights. In drafting this document in December 1991 I have benefited from the extensive library on Canadian native questions available at the Parliament's offices in Luxembourg. A list of the relevant material has been annexed to the Report on a fact-finding mission concerning the situation of the indigenous people of Canada which was published on October 21, 1991 (Delegation for Relations with Canada, Doc PE 154.078). The somewhat cursory treatment developments in Canada tend to receive in the European media does not always facilitate an indepth understanding of the issues. I hope this report, which contains my personal views, will be of use to colleagues in appreciating the complexity of relations between Canada and its aboriginal peoples.