Indigenous leaders say Legault’s resignation an opportunity for long-awaited changes
;Resize=(620) "The chief of the AFNQL, Francis Verreault-Paul, told the committee studying Bill 97 that the government had the opportunity to codify the obligation to consult First Nations and obtain their free, prior and informed consent before moving ahead with measures that may affect them into the bill, but fell short.")
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