After Pierre Trudeau's White Paper attempted to end the segregation of First Nations, it was rejected and he faced a wave of criticism from activists. His quote is still relevant today: "We’ll keep them in the ghetto as long as they want." Nothing has changed in the almost 50 years since - more money with less accountability and a vocal minority of militant chiefs who maintain control over billions of Federal funding and enjoy the power that comes with it are hostile to change because they have absolute power over their respective communities. Anyone who speaks out or challenges the rules that perpetuate chronic state dependence (such as property rights) is ostracized from the community. Even Jean Chretien had to apologize for saying what everyone was thinking when he suggested Northern reserves 300 miles from the nearest job that isn't a government-funded service are unsustainable. Sorry not sorry, the current system is broken and more money hasn't changed anything.