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First Nations Self-Government: 17 Roadblocks to Self-Determination, and One Chief's Thoughts on Solutions Creation Tungilik looking at the darkFirst Nations Self Government: 17 Roadblocks to Self Determination, and One Chiefs Thoughts on Solutions is by Leroy Wolf Collar, a member of Siksika Nation in southern Alberta where he served as a Band Councillor from 1993 2007 and Chief from 2007 2010. In First Nations Self Government, Leroy Wolf Collar discusses how Indigenous Peoples in Canada are continuing to assert their right to self determination in this era of reconciliation. While dozens of