Chris, I hear a lot of talk about unceded land.  I don't pretend to have read the treaties or done a survey, so I don't know anything about Parliament Hill.

But if we were to take this thing to its logical conclusion,  everyone on the planet would have to either pack up or pay up.  My ancestors are Irish and Dutch, and  in the case of the Irish, their land was stolen by the British.  I am not familiar  with Dutch history prior to say, 1700 or so, but  my family was teated deplorably by Germany in WWII -- many things were seized, and some of them starved. 

I empathize with First Nations.  But it would be impractical and unfair to give the land back, just as it would be impractical and unfair for me to demand reparations from the British or the Germans.

Let's bolster their chances of success so we can break the tragic cycle of poverty and substance abuse, and support preservation of their culture.  But no more talk of who "owns" the land -- that ship sailed long ago.