McKenna–McBride Royal Commission
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McKenna–McBride Royal Commission
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The Royal Commission on Indian Affairs was a joint federal and provincial royal commission established in 1912 to resolve the "Indian reserve question" or "Indian land question" in British Columbia. It is referred to as the McKenna–McBride Commission after the two men who signed the agreement that created it in 1912: federal commissioner Joseph McKenna and BC Premier Richard McBride. The Commission was chaired by Nathaniel Whitworth White, and, along with McKenna, included the following commissi
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2022-08-05T03:17:09Z
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