Governance: Comparison of Municipal and First Nation Governments

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NWT First Nations get their authority from various laws and agreements. The authority they have depends on the source. Different governments and laws recognize First Nations in different ways.

This module looks at how First Nation and Municipal Governments are different and how they are the same. It will consider citizen rights, legislation and authority, focus of programs and services, economic development, public health, elections, council structure, public safety, recreation, culture, language, education and wellness, and funding sources.

This module is one of a series of four about First Nations governance. The other three are:

▪ Governance, Indian Act, and Council Operations

▪ Planning: The Successful Way Forward

▪ Working Together: Overview of Council Responsibilities

Start Date: Start anytime

Duration: About 5 hours, but take your time if you need to

Location: Online

Price: $0.00