When aboriginal people, in what is now Canada, made treaties with the British Crown, the chiefs and headmen held back (reserved) land for their bands.

The indigenous people who live and work on reserves don't pay taxes to the Canadian Crown federal government or to the Crown provincial governments or to their own band councils to pay for and get infrastructure and government services.

Why are the people who live and work outside of aboriginal communities supposed to pay the taxes to look after the kids and other people in the aboriginal communities?

Why aren't the chiefs, the leaders, the elders, the teachers, the parents, the families and the friends of the kids and other people in the aboriginal communities helping and looking after the kids and other people in the aboriginal communities?