'Reconciliation is not about opinions': Okanagan Nations condemn MLA statement
- On May 12, MLAs Dallas Brodie and Tara Armstrong issued a statement rejecting Indigenous Bands' sovereignty claims in British Columbia.
- Their statement followed calls for resignation and condemnation from the snpink'tn Indian Band and the Syilx Okanagan Nation over their denial of inherent rights.
- Brodie and Armstrong argued B.C. Cannot accommodate over 200 sovereignties and referred to conflicts like the Wet'suwet'en pipeline blockade and Joffre Lakes closure.
- Chief Clarence Louie said their comments show why reconciliation remains distant, emphasizing reconciliation recognizes First Nations' inherent rights, laws, and jurisdiction.
- The dispute highlights ongoing tensions around Indigenous sovereignty and reconciliation, as Brodie and Armstrong continue duties as Independent MLAs after their removal or resignation from the Conservative Party.
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