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Politics Insider: Prime Minister calls Indian Act racist legislation, says he’s open to abolishing it

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Carney says he is open to abolishing Indian Act after Kinew raises issue KYLE DUGGAN THE CANADIAN PRESS PUBLISHED 53 MINUTES AGO Prime Minister Mark Carney says he’s open to abolishing the Indian Act. Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew raised the issue with Carney in a private meeting with First Nations chiefs and other premiers.
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