AANO Committee Report

Witness

Recommendation

Aboriginal Healing Foundation

That the funding and timeline of the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and its projects be harmonized with the timeline of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and that there be a funding commitment of $125 million over three years.

Assembly of First Nations

That the funding and timeline of the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and its projects be harmonized with the timeline of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and that there be a funding commitment of $125 million over three years.

Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami

Renew funding to the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and its projects.

Mental Health Commission of Canada

Renew funding to the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and its projects.

Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal

Renew funding to the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and its projects.

Tsow-Tun Le Lum Society

Renew funding to the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and its projects.

Regional Chief Bill Erasmus, Northwest Territories, Assembly of First Nations

That the funding and timeline of the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and its projects be harmonized with the timeline of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and that there be a funding commitment of $125 million over three years.

Or

That the federal government immediately engage in discussions with the appropriate organizations to expand Health Canada’s mandate and criteria to community-healing services as well as other solutions such as expanding physical and geographic coverage, and be prepared to commit additional funds necessary for adequate and comprehensive healing services.

Iqaluit Community Tukisigiarvik Society

Renew funding to the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and its projects.

Ilisaqsivik Society

Renew funding to the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and its projects.

Hinton Friendship Centre Mamowichihitowin

Renew funding to the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and its projects.