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The Oka Crisis Oka Crisis image (Direct Consequence: After requests to…

- - - - Indirect consequence: Given the the tensions that were unearthed at Oka, including the racial sentiments that were expressed by local quebecois residents, in 1996 the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples released its report. It set out a 20-year agenda to implement real change in the relationship between Canada and its Indigenous population, and urged Canadians to begin a national process of reconciliation ("Oka Timeline")
- - - - Immediate cause:The Municipality is granted an injunction by the Court. The members of the Kanehsatà:ke community occupying the dirt road are ordered to remove the barricades ("Oka Timeline"). The Kanehsatà:ke disregard the order and leave the barricade up.