I don't think it's irrelevant. If the current population is on board with adopting a more equitable relationship with the other cultures bthat were here first, then that stands a better chance at succeeding.
Well just so you know the past populations were not necessarily more in love with the treatment of indigenous.
Here is an editorial from 1888 about the first Prime Minister of Canada and his starvation of indigenous, doesn't necessarily seem to me that everyone was on board with the treatment back in 1888.[1]
Here is an editorial from 1888 about the first Prime Minister of Canada and his starvation of indigenous, doesn't necessarily seem to me that everyone was on board with the treatment back in 1888.[1]
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1888_Editorial_carto...
Also a better chance of what succeeding? Do you know the history of Canada? The displacement of indigenous was the point of the policies.