Should Canadian aboriginals receive more government funds?

I understand that aboriginals have faced many challenges and adverse behaviors in the past. Allocation of fund should be based on the utility as well as the need of building infrastructures that many help improve their quality of life.

Canadian aboriginals need to receive more funding and support, they should be given their back and the treaties put in place need to actually be followed. They should be considered citizens of our society and should have access to everything people off of the reserves have like education and clean water. Along with monetary funding, the government needs to offer assistance in forms of education, healthcare, social programs, real job and career opportunities, training, etc.

Yes, for social support programs

Yes, and they should recive assistance in the form of education, training, and social programs along with monetary funds and giving them their land back

No, instead of monetary funds, we should instead offer assistance in the form of education, training, and social programs on their terms.

We should provide them with the help they need and not just throw money at the problem

Not necessarily more funding but they need better accessibility to essential services, clean water supply, ect.

Indigenous Canadians need funding for several social programs to bring them in-line with what is offered to other Canadians.

Should be equal but more land for them.

We need to include Indigenous peoples in every we do. We need to build Canada's future together. Together we are much stronger.

The systems of dealing with Indigenous issues are fundamentally flawed and need extreme changes to be effective, whether or not that involves changing government funding

If they are in severe need, then they should. Otherwise, I think the government does their best to support them in all ways.