The statute that sets out the legal position of Native Canadians is called the
A) Native Canadian Bill of Rights.
B) Indian Act.
C) Native Canadian Independence Act.
D) Native Canadian Charter of Freedoms.
E) Native Canadian Self Government Law.

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The Indian Act is a federal statute that sets out the legal position of Native Canadians, including their status, rights, and entitlements. It has been controversial since its inception and continues to be a topic of debate and criticism in Canada. None of the other choices are accurate names for the relevant statute.

The Statute That Sets Out the Legal Position of Native