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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
National
Rob Gillies and Will Weissert

Trump is confronted by First Nations tribal leader as he arrives for G7 summit in Canada

A Canadian Indigenous leader says he set aside his “rage” so he could confront Donald Trump as he arrived for the Group of Seven summit Sunday — despite saying the U.S. president has “caused much pain and suffering in the world.”

Steven Crowchild says he prayed, consulted with his peoples' leaders and ultimately opted to stay on the tarmac for a long conversation with Trump that he hopes will call more attention to promoting peace, protecting clean water and other issues key to Canada's First Nation peoples.

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