A series of Sectoral Follow-up Sessions have been held to fulfill the commitment made by Prime Minister Martin at the conclusion of the April 19th, 2004 Canada-Aboriginal Peoples Roundtable.

The intent of the Sectoral Follow-up Sessions was to explore new and innovative ideas through which the Government of Canada, national aboriginal organizations, and provincial and territorial governments can work together in order to close the quality-of-life gap between Aboriginal peoples and all Canadians. These sessions include: health, life long learning, housing, economic opportunities, negotiations and accountability for results.

A Final Roll-up Report has also been produced by the sectoral follow-up session team of facilitators. This report provides an overview of the linkages and relationships between the sectoral follow-up sessions.

Final Roll-up Report

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• Acknowledgements
• 1) Introduction
• 2) Thematic Areas and Common Discussion Threads
  • First Nations Breakout Groups
  • Inuit Breakout Groups
  • Métis Breakout Groups
• 3) Conclusion

The documentation contained on this website does not necessarily represent the views of any government or National Aboriginal Organization. The purpose of this website is to share information related to the Canada-Aboriginal Peoples Roundtable: background papers, Facilitator's sectoral and final reports, agendas and media announcements.

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