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The population of non-status aboriginals has been estimated to be between 200,000 to two million2. Both the federal and provincial governments deny responsibility of jurisdiction over them. They have been lost and forgotten through the cracks of the Canadian federation. This is the story of non-status aboriginals in Canada. This paper will explain the significance surrounding the issue of status and how it has led to a jurisdictional stalemate between the federal government and provinces. Bill C-31 will also be examined and its failure to address this issue. This paper will therefore argue that non-status aboriginals are in fact the jurisdictional responsibility of the federal government not that of the provinces and it is they who suffer the consequences [...]

Slipping Through the Cracks in Canada’s Federation: A critical analysis on the situation of Non status Aboriginals