B.C. First Nations leaders return from indigenous summit 'gravely concerned'

B.C. First Nations leaders return from indigenous summit 'gravely concerned'

July 20, 2025 1:24 pm PST.

Chief Na’Moks was one of many First Nations leaders attending the federal government’s Indigenous Summit, a meeting aimed at addressing concerns over the recently passed Bill C-5. He came back worried for his land. Jack Rabb reports.

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