b'EVENT OVERVIEWwithin the Matawa traditional territory and homelands.jgferris1959@gmail.com In addition, the Chiefs-in-Assembly also passed Resolution 22/42S, Bill 23, More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022, which strongly opposes Bill 23 based on the gutting of Conservation Authorities, the weakening of wetland protections and the Government of Ontarios disregard of First Nations constitution-ally protected rights as enshrinedin UNDRIP.Ontario Regional Chief Glen Hare affirmed his commitment to ensuring Ed-Digenous Traditions creates Indigenous Learning Kits fora mutually beneficial relationship schools, communities, workshops, conferences andbetween First Nations leadership, post-secondary institutions. The kits actively demonstrate andthe Government of Canada and the support the educational concepts being introduced. Government of Ontario by stating, The EDUCATING THE FUTURE WHILE PRESERVING TRADITIONS Fall Chiefs Assembly was a successful gathering in which Chiefs-in-Assembly were provided an opportunity to come together in unity and participate inopen dialogue. As Treaty and rights holders, First Nations are best positioned to advance a prosperous future within their ancestral territories and homelands that both Ontario and Canada are vying towards, Regional Chief Hare continued. I look forward to working alongside First Nations leadership to ensure the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario honour its duty to consult and to honour, respect and uphold First Nations inherent rightsand jurisdiction.The COO also welcomed guest speakers from various committees and participants, including the First Nations Womens Council (FNWC), First Nation Data Champion Team Advisory Committee, Ontario First Nations 18l I ssue2 2022/23C hIefs ofo ntarIoA dvocAte magazIne'