FREDERICTON - A New Brunswick cabinet minister says early talks have started on an Indigenous-led public inquiry into systemic racism.
FREDERICTON - A New Brunswick cabinet minister says early talks have started on an Indigenous-led public inquiry into systemic racism.
Indigenous Affairs Minister Keith Chiasson says the Liberal government and First Nations leaders will meet in the coming months to further discuss the matter.
EXPLAINER: What is the national racism inquiry and how can you contribute?
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