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The Assembly of First Nations is the main representative body of First Nations, meaning aboriginal peoples?, in Canada?. It does not represent people of native ethnic origin? living off reserve?s, however, which has become a controversy in recent years.
issue: legal status of AFN
position: a best practice exchange and lobby for municipal government?s that happen to be aboriginal
position: the representatives of international treaty? signatories which Canada is formally obligated to treat as equals
position: an equivalent to territorial government?
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