People need to find the middle ground
CLASSROOM EDITION
The educational tool that showcases critical issues impacting Canada's Aboriginal People.
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The New Webster Encyclopedic Dictionary describes the world 'dispute' as, "strife, or contest in words or by arguments; a difference of opinion; vigorously maintained; controversy in words; a wordy war...."
In Aboriginal terms a dispute can all too often mean unrest, violence, and turmoil in small, close-knit communities. Disputes can come in many forms, but many stem from the way a chief and council governs a First Nation.
