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News Release
Article: How BILL C31 may be
indirectly contributing to diminishing First
Nation population.
Problem: Due to current First
Nation laws in Canada many members are prevented
from passing on their status rights to their
children if the marriage is to a non-member. A
recent study conducted in Alderville First Nation
revealed that 80% of Alderville First Nations
members marry to individuals with no native
ancestery. According to the same study, conducted
on the population of Alderville, the results
indicate that by 2032 the remaining Status Indian
children will be born in Alderville, but there
won't be enough to continue the flow of new
members. This pattern is likely being repeated in
many other bands which are now small in number.
The study of this community, in Alderville, is
just an example of one community that will suffer
if we don't take action now. To prevent a
downward trend in First Nations membership,
something needs to be put in place which will
facilitate more status members choosing
relationships with other status members. The
scope of the problem evolves from the current
relationship patterns of natives. In several
reserves there is an increase in marriage of
natives to non-natives because the communities
are small. There are also a high number of people
who are related to one another .
How to raise the population of
First Nation members while Bill C31 is still in
effect?
SOLUTION: One creative person
has been working on this new secret website
project since early summer of 2003. David
Baker from Alderville First Nation has created
the first "Native" dating
website exclusive to people with aboriginal
ancestry across Canada and USA. The new web site
is intended to be a central anonymous portal for
single Status Indians interested in seeking
relationships with other Status Indians across
North America. The website titled "First
Nations Dating Network" is being
officially launched this month and its free to
join now. Text chat and message forums have just
been installed. A fully functional voice
chat is already in place and temporarily free
to try. Additional branded voice and video chat
rooms are scheduled to be installed as the
membership increases in number.
In order to give our people a chance to access
this site, David is offering free
membership with full access priviledges for a
limited time. This will be only offered to the
first 1000 people who join. If you are
fortunate to be one of those people you will be
in a great position for finding your true
love.
There are hundreds of thousands of potential
single people with native ancestry. We need to
come together as a nation and reunite our spirits
as one; we have been segregated and out of touch
with one another for too long, this is a perfect
solution to increasing our population before
it's too late and our heritage is lost
forever.
In conclusion the potential return and the
benefit to Status Indians that this web site will
generate should be calling for immediate action.
Think of the possibilities this opens up. Imagine
the effect it will have on our currently
diminishing population if an increasing number of
single Status Indians sought relationships with
other Status Indians. Increasing our population
represents the preservation of our rights, our
land and the voice of our people.
We may not be able to change the
laws but we can change ourselves and the future
for generations to come.
Register today at
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It would be greatly appreciated if
you would forward this article to any person,
organization or group that you believe would
benefit from this information. Please feel free
to contact if you require any additional
details.
David Baker (Alderville First
Nation) Phone: 289-251-1576 or E-mail:
host@firstnationsdating.com
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