...all I know is, we can't keep dwelling on the past. History happened, we can look back with decades of hindsight and point out wrongs that were committed and attempt to make corrections (which, in the future will be criticized by some experts not yet born with the gift of *their* hindsight), but the blame belongs in the past.  Holding on to a grudge - against people that are long, long dead isn't going to solve anything, certainly we will not move forward, looking over our shoulders, we will turn in circles. 

The Crown should negotiate honourably, fairly, and bend when the judiciary rules they were out of order. In a lot of cases the Crown is not doing that.  On the other side, First Nations need to face some grim realities - the sustainability of remote communities, the rampant social problems on reserves and the fact that the pre-Colonial way of life is never coming back. Holding grudges is hurting the next generation of First Nations people.