Bill C-92 allows our Nation to take the lead in empowering our Indigenous governing bodies and organizations to make decisions to protect our children’s well-being.
If you would like to read more about Bill C-92 here are some resources for you:
- An Act respecting First Nations, Inuit, and Métis children, families and youth
- Bill C-92 Technical Information package
- Minister of Indigenous Services – Bill C-92 Summary
The Fort McMurray 468 First Nation Child Family Services (CFS) Law project, led by Megan Plews, CFS Project manager, continues to conduct a complete analysis of what options the community has in creating a new child service law. The community’s voice is crucial in creating an inclusive and equal law.
Throughout this project, multiple community engagement sessions, sweats, surveys, interviews and Elder sessions have taken place to ensure all Members of community are heard. We will be sharing resources, results and upcoming Member sessions on the FM468FN Community Intranet – Tipi Talk!
If you have not yet registered for Tipi Talk, you can do so at this link: Fort McMurray 468 First Nation Member Intranet Registration Survey
If you need assistance enrolling or logging in to Tipi Talk, please reach out to fmfn468@fmfn468.com to set up a one-to-one session.
For questions about the project please contact Megan Plews at cfsprojectmanager@fmfn468.com