"I have a vision for a new AFN where the rights-based agenda is paramount and First Nations assert a renewed jurisdiction towards self-determination, self-government and Nationhood.
Together, through Nation Building, we will work towards eliminating poverty, building economies, empowering our citizens and our youth through unity with pride.
A new AFN will truly support First Nations to determine who our citizens are, represent their interests wherever they live and give us all a homeland of wealth and prosperity."
CONTRIBUTE TO A NEW AFN
We encourage all supporters to make a contribution to "A New AFN" National Campaign.
Please make your cheque out to:
“A New AFN”
P.O. Box 151, Wikwemikong, ON P0P 2J0
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Beaucage outlines plan for the North
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
SIOUX LOOKOUT (June 24, 2009) – Last week, John Beaucage, candidate for National Chief announced his plan to address First Nations poverty. As a part of that announcement, he spoke about the need to address specific issues of the far north. Today, as a part of a week-long visit to the north, John Beaucage outlined his specific plans to develop a comprehensive strategy to address the needs of northern communities.
Beaucage reaches out to Urban First Nation Citizens
Friday, June 19, 2009
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Beaucage reaches out to urban First Nation citizens
OTTAWA, Ontario (June 19 , 2009) – First Nations citizens who live away from their communities and in urban centres will be given a significant say in A New AFN, says John Beaucage, candidate for National Chief.
First Nations poverty Canada’s social priority: Beaucage
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
DARTMOUTH, NS (June 17, 2009) – In addressing the Chiefs of the Atlantic Policy Congress today, John Beaucage, candidate for National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, spoke of the need to address First Nations poverty as Canada’s biggest social priority.
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