aboriginal claims

Février 23, 2022 1:00AM

A $40 Billion Settlement for Indigenous Child Welfare: Is Anyone Minding the Fiscal Store?

Tom Flanagan

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human rights, aboriginal claims, discrimination, compensation, aboriginal funding, child welfare

Novembre 29, 2021 1:41PM

Courts take activist approach to treaty interpretation

Tom Flanagan

Even if negotiations on compensation begin, the courts have little guidance on how to evaluate several key factors.

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aboriginal treaty, treaty land entitlement, treaty negotiations, aboriginal claims

Novembre 16, 2021 11:22AM

Spending on Indigenous settlements has spiralled out of control

Tom Flanagan

Recent class actions demand payment not just for individuals but also for family members and entire communities.

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aboriginal funding, indigenous, aboriginal spending, residential schools, aboriginal claims

Octobre 26, 2021 1:00AM

Fiscal Explosion: Federal Spending on Indigenous Programs, 2015–2022

Tom Flanagan

Étiquettes:

indigenous, aboriginal spending, residential schools, aboriginal claims, first nation spending

Juin 21, 2018 1:00AM

Specific Claims and the Well-Being of First Nations

Tom Flanagan

Étiquettes:

aboriginal land claims, aboriginal claims, native land claims, land claims, disputed land claims

Juin 19, 2017 1:20PM

First Nations can’t veto Ring of Fire development in northern Ontario

Joseph Quesnel, Kenneth P. Green

Long delays have plagued efforts to establish mining in the region.

Étiquettes:

ring of fire, ontario economy, aboriginal claims, barriers to mining, first nation prosperity

Octobre 4, 2016 1:21PM

First Nations’ right to be consulted not a right to veto energy projects

Tom Flanagan, Kenneth P. Green

The economic stakes for oilsands producers and for federal and provincial governments are enormous.

Étiquettes:

oilsands, oil sands development, alberta pipeline, canadian first nations, treaty alliance, aboriginal activism, aboriginal claims, anti-energy activists

Mars 7, 2016 11:44AM

Two decades later, back where we started: Yale First Nation and the failed treaty process

Ravina Bains, Kayla Ishkanian

The treaty process in British Columbia recently received a major setback as a community in southern B.C. put its treaty implementation processes on hold.

Étiquettes:

aboriginal claims, aboriginal land title, first nations

Février 2, 2016 3:00AM

First Nation sues paper company in B.C. after court opens door for litigation against private parties

Ravina Bains, Kayla Ishkanian

With more than 100 per cent of B.C. claimed by First Nations, expect more suits in the future.

Étiquettes:

aboriginal claims, native land claims, first nations communities, british columbia

Novembre 18, 2015 3:00AM

Historic court ruling also raises questions for First Nations pursuing aboriginal title

Ravina Bains

Last month, the Supreme Court of Canada upheld an earlier B.C. Court of Appeal ruling that will allow the Nechako Nations to bring forward a damages claim against Rio Tinto, an aluminum industry giant.

Étiquettes:

aboriginal claims, first nation reserves, LNG

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aboriginal claims

A $40 Billion Settlement for Indigenous Child Welfare: Is Anyone Minding the Fiscal Store?

Courts take activist approach to treaty interpretation

Spending on Indigenous settlements has spiralled out of control

Fiscal Explosion: Federal Spending on Indigenous Programs, 2015–2022

Specific Claims and the Well-Being of First Nations

First Nations can’t veto Ring of Fire development in northern Ontario

First Nations’ right to be consulted not a right to veto energy projects

Two decades later, back where we started: Yale First Nation and the failed treaty process

First Nation sues paper company in B.C. after court opens door for litigation against private parties

Historic court ruling also raises questions for First Nations pursuing aboriginal title