Carney: Canadian government and First Nations leaders meet after 20 years
Ottawa, October 26 (Hibya) - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that the federal government, provincial and territorial premiers, and First Nations leaders had come together after a 20-year gap, emphasizing their goal of working jointly on infrastructure investments, housing construction, healthcare services, community safety and emergency preparedness.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated in a post on his social media account that Canada's provincial and territorial premiers and First Nations leaders had gathered for the first time in twenty years.
Carney said the meeting focused on projects that could be implemented jointly, noting that major infrastructure investments, building more homes and improving healthcare services were among the priorities.
Carney also highlighted the importance of enhancing community safety and improving emergency preparedness. He stated that the meeting provided an opportunity to work together toward building a stronger, fairer and more inclusive Canada for all Canadians.
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