Treaty Money

Treaty Money explains a few simple truths about rights of Canadian First Nations through the eyes of Kelli Rae Morning Bull, a Blackfoot filmmaker.
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[@heatherbrantner5152]

Excellent- a must watch for all Canadians.

[@tmaillie5700]

Best short film this round of story hive!

[@r.warrenharris3358]

I’m totally sharing this. Meegwetch

[@concertinamadrigals4058]

Some interesting information.

[@anthonyvink7153]

According to a study in 2016. Indigenous and Northern affairs spent just over $8500 per person per year. Which is not the amount people think First Nations get but there is clearly more then $5. I would like to know more about First Nations funding. It’s an interesting topic that clearly most of us don’t know enough about. Canadians have beliefs about it but we don’t seem to know the answers.

[@crazystrangechick]

According to my pockets I've only ever recieved the $5.00 annually. Funding is different then the annuity payments and it doesn't come from Canadian taxes.

[@trevorwarrior343]

Great work Kelly was a great video

[@marijasmalllegs6890]

This was really good!

[@BandlerChing]

“I’ll take your land for $0.75” 😂😂