Could Alberta’s separation actually lead to better outcomes for First Nations?

In this video, we take an honest look at how Alberta, with its stronger fiscal position and direct local governance, could provide more effective treaty implementation and better infrastructure and services than the distant and often dysfunctional federal government in Ottawa.

We examine:

The failures of federal treaty delivery

Alberta’s financial capacity to step up

Why the treaties would still be binding after separation

How Alberta could work directly with Indigenous nations — in good faith

Whether you're for or against independence, this is a side of the conversation that deserves more attention — especially from those who want real progress for First Nations communities.

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00:00 - Introducing Nikeeya
01:19 - Federal government track record
02:16 - Federal dysfunction
03:01 - Alberta's strength
04:01 - What Alberta could do
04:48 - The big myth
05:34 - Treaty continuity
06:14 - King maker opportunity
07:11 - Leverage in secession
07:53 - Impacts on livelihoods
11:49 - Ways of life under attack
13:26 - Towards a new relationship
14:39 - What a better deal looks like
16:19 - Closing remarks