Alberta separation threatening 150 years of Treaty 6
Sunday marks 150 years of Treaty 6. An agreement signed between Alberta and Saskatchewan First Nations, Canada, and the British Crown. The agreement gives First Nations in the area rights to health, education, and to hunt and live off the land. But as Stephanie Cram reports, the threat of Alberta separation is putting the Treaty at risk.
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