"acknowledgment of Aboriginal peoples as having unique rights is somewhat more evident among women, people born outside of Canada, and those with lower household incomes."

I'm no expert on how recent immigrants feel about Aboriginals, but I do know they have little empathy for the poor. Coming from countries that are strictly class stratified, needing to compete with low income workers for jobs, housing, and social services, this is understandable but deplorable,
  Compassion is necessary for a nation to evolve in civility, democracy, and social harmony. Just ask the Dalai Llama.
  Canadians, contrarily, have been suffering "compassion fatigue", since the 1980's. Increased global competition, multiculturalism and greed are major factors, along with increasing corporate control of government and our daily lifestyle.
  There are a myriad of factors, political, economic, social, cultural, personal, replacing compassion and empathy with indifference, fear, arrogance, and resentment.