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Carney and premiers meet First Nations leaders in Ottawa

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In brief

Prime Minister Mark Carney hosted a joint First Ministers' Meeting with First Nations leaders in the National Capital Region on October 26, 2026, according to the Prime Minister's Office. CBC News described the gathering of the prime minister, premiers and First Nations leaders as historic.

What is on the table

According to CBC News and the Assembly of First Nations (AFN), topics include:

What leaders want

CBC News reported that First Nations leaders want tangible results and regular meetings, not a "one and done" event. The Globe and Mail reported that the AFN National Chief sees the meeting and the coming federal budget as tests of the government's commitment.

The Prime Minister was also scheduled to hold a media availability at 3:30 p.m. local time.

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Why it matters

Meetings between the prime minister, premiers and First Nations leaders shape decisions on projects, health and rights across Canada.

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When was the First Nations-First Ministers' Meeting?

On October 26, 2026, in the Ottawa area.

Who hosted it?

Prime Minister Mark Carney.

What do First Nations leaders want?

Practical results and ongoing meetings, according to CBC News.

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