T
What does the T stand for?
Traditional
What does the I stand for?
Imposed
What does the C stand for?
Contemporary
What is Traditional Governance?
-Governance of Indigenous people across Canada before the arrival of Settlers/Colonialism
-Complex and diverse systems that had been in place for a very long time.
-Exists today in an adapted form
What is another word for imposed?
Forced
What is contemporary governance?
Indigenous governance of today. It could include traditional, band councils and more contemporary forms.
What is the decision making model called when people come together and talk about an issue and hear different opinions and thoughts.
Consensus
Which legal document was used to disrupt Traditional governance systems?
What year was it created?
The Indian Act
1876
What can comprehensive governance agreements help to bring?
Reconciliation
Self Determination
Autonomy
How was traditional governance passed down through generations.
Oral History, taking part and observation
What was the new form of government that all Indigenous people across Canada were made to follow called?
Band Councils
Name one nearby Nation that has a self government policy.
Nisga'a Nation
What are the three main ways Indigenous laws fit into daily life?
Laws for...
Laws for the land and resources
Laws for living together
Laws for dealing with other First Nations
List one of the main reasons why the Canadian government wanted to force a new type of governance?
Control/ownership of land
What are the three main ways that BC First Nations are working towards self government?
Incremental Indian Act Governance
Sectoral Governance
Comprehensive Governance Arrangements