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Chief Dale Awasis: Thunderchild First Nation

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National Centre for First Nations Governance
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2012

Chief Dale Awasis, ThunderChild First Nation

Chief Awasis of ThunderChild First Nation talks about traditional governance from before contact, Indian Act governance and how some nations are beginning to combine them into a third type of governance.

constitutional reform, constitutional reform process, custom and tradition, elections, governance structure, Indian Act of 1869, self-governance, sovereignty, traditional governance systems
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Dale Awasis
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Thunderchild First Nation
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Awasis, Dale. "Chief Dale Awasis, ThunderChild First Nation." National Centre for First Nations Governance. Canada. 2012. Film. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzCBVd7ovjk&feature=plcp, accessed September 17, 2012).

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