What a very poor article, or should I just say thanks for the press release, as no questions have been asked about this initiative, or, are we just not supposed to know? As 92% of the students attend provincial schools and only 23 of the 40 communities have signed on, how much is it going to cost for the 8% covered by the initiative? Is it a school for each of the 23 communities? How many students are involved and how many teachers, administrators etc, and what will be their qualifications?  We are told that for the 92% of students off the reserve (Numbers please)  a “complementary agreement in education” will support children studying off-reserve. That could include incorporating Anishinabek history and culture in Ontario’s curriculum." Does this mean a change in curriculum for non-native children, and if so will the instructor be a certified teacher? Is there any mechanism for accountability and measurement of outcomes? Good luck, but too many questions on such an important issue.