Indian Health Transfer Policy (Canada) - Back Ground

Back Ground

See also: The Canadian Crown and Aboriginal peoples

To put Health Transfer in context, it is useful to understand from a historical perspective how First Nations, Inuit, Métis and the Federal Government through Indian and Northern Affairs have worked together to respond to Aboriginal peoples expressed desire to manage and control their own health programs.

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