Welcome to the
Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs

This site brings together information about Aboriginal affairs in Ontario. Information is available on:

• The Minister of Aboriginal Affairs
• The Ministry, who we are and what we do
• Land claims, current claims, settlements and the negotiations process
• Building partnerships to create long-term jobs and economic opportunities for Aboriginal people
• Related links to organizations and programs across the province.

Michael Bryant, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs (centre), and Sam George (left), brother of the late Dudley George,
participate in a drumming circle at Kettle and Stony Point reserve after the announcement on December 20, 2007 that the McGuinty Government will return Ipperwash Park lands to the First Nation.
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February 7, 2008

• Chiefs in Ontario and the Province Forging a New Relationship

December 20, 2007

• McGuinty Government to Return Ipperwash Park

December 1, 2007

• McGuinty Government Celebrates Aboriginal Culture

November 30, 2007

• McGuinty Government Strengthens Aboriginal Communities

November 27, 2007

• Minister of Aboriginal Affairs Praises Longstanding Partnership with Union of Ontario Indians

November 26, 2007

• Bryant Visits Caledonia

November 16, 2007

• McGuinty Government marks Louis Riel Day at Queen’s Park

November 13, 2007

• McGuinty Government Seeks Practical Solutions in Meeting with Nishnawbe Aski Nation Chiefs

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