I realize this is an article from last month but I just found it and really wanted to chime in. I was surprised that in 136 opinion comments not one person agreed with our Minister of Justice. While, I think a lot of the conversation on this board (and in Canada at large) could be improved through education on the historical and current realities of colonization, discrimination and stereotyping, I want to address one specific observation. I notice a lot of non-Indigenous people are making suggestions about things Indigenous people can do; however, might not we be more qualified to consider what non-Indigenous people can do to improve relations in Canada? As a white person myself, one easy thing I've found is to try to really pay attention to what Indigenous people are saying. The opinion piece by the  Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould has some important messages for non-Indigenous Canadians that we would all benefit from paying attention to. I, for one, am going to give it a re-read!