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Proposed changes to second generation cut-off are in Liberals’ hands
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Across Canada, 516 First Nations have joined a campaign supporting Bill S-2 and, specifically, the end to the second generation cut-off.
In 2025, the federal government rushed Bill C-5 – its major projects legislation – through to become law in just 20 days.
Yet when it comes to Bill S-2 and removing the second generation cut-off, Gazan accused the minister of using consultation as cover for not supporting the amendments.
Both the House of Commons and Senate need to agree on the final version of Bill S-2 before it can become law.
May 28 was the last time the House of Commons Indigenous and Northern Affairs Committee discussed Bill S-2.
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Proposed changes to second generation cut-off are in Liberals’ hands
Natasha Bulowski in Ottawa
Monday October 5, 2026 at 6:01am MT
Federal Indigenous services minister Mandy Gull-Masty walks into the chamber of the House of Commons. Natasha Bulowski/Cabin Radio
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The Dene National Assembly, scores of First Nations and umbrella organizations want Ottawa to pass legislation that would abolish a section of the Indian Act they consider discriminatory – but an opposition MP doesn’t think the Liberals will follow through.…
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