Despite the alleged land title problems, Canada has a pretty good gig going, and virtually all of that good gig hinges on the efforts, investments and support of non-indigenous Canadians.

I'm picking up a touch of systemic racism embedded in the phrase 'sour white men'.   

Maybe when that vernacular disappears, and when certain indigenous communities find functional methods of co-existing with each other and with non-indigenous Canadians, common purpose can be found that allows past grievances to be buried where they belong, in the past.  

The driver who keeps looking in the ditch ends up there.  Where do you want to end up?