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Jeff Copenace
Chief of the Ojibways of Onigaming First Nation (Treaty #3, Ontario) and former Indigenous advisor to Prime Minister Paul Martin during the Kelowna Accord era.
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Oct 27, 2026
First Nations, First Ministers, Second Chance?
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26:43Sam KonnertHOST
Does it worry you that there wasn't like anything more than just a verbal commitment to meet again?

Jeff CopenaceGUEST
We heard that there's going to be a commitment to First Nation policing, which is really welcome.

Jeff CopenaceGUEST
Again, we're the kind of community in Onigamon because we're in a state of emergency that when we see cops, we cheer for them because we just don't see them enough.

Jeff CopenaceGUEST
You know, my message, which I wasn't able to speak today, I was hoping that I might get a chance to speak on behalf of the OJB's of Onegaming, but I wanted to reiterate something that I said in the earlier interview, that I don't see enough investment in the most vulnerable in the country.