With the federal election just a couple of weeks away, what will become of Canada’s relationship with Indigenous peoples?
Lawyer and professor Pam Palmater of the Eel River Bar First Nation joins Desmond Cole and Martin Lukacs on The Breach Show to discuss campaign promises and the future of reconciliation.
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