ing to participate in the development of the GLHC but if the MNR continues to not include them in the process, a key part of the coast will be missing. The MNR is contradictory in their policy saying how it is important to include First Nations people, but then go on to exclude them from talks.Not only will the GLHC lack some valuable sections of land; it will miss an important cultural aspect, in which it wishes to promote. These people have lived on the land for several thousand years and have much to offer in cultural significance. Furthermore, with the increased opportunity for native self-government could lead to even more strict land access by others. ConclusionThe Great Lakes Heritage Coast is a forward step in protecting and preserving the coastline. There needs to be further action taken in order for this project to be put in place. One of the key aspects in doing so is community involvement, such as First Nations people. ...
