aboriginal claims

Mai 27, 2023 4:30AM

Canadian taxpayers not consulted about massive reparations to First Nations people

Tom Flanagan

The largest settlement to date is $43.3 billion for children on reserves taken into foster care by welfare authorities.

Étiquettes:

judicial settlements, first nations, aboriginal claims, aboriginal funding, first nations spending

Mai 26, 2023 1:00AM

From Reconciliation to Reparations: Exploiting a Noble Idea

Tom Flanagan

Étiquettes:

first nation spending, aboriginal claims, aboriginal funding, native land claims, first nations

Février 23, 2022 1:00AM

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

Tom Flanagan

Étiquettes:

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.

Étiquettes:

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.

Étiquettes:

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

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aboriginal claims

Canadian taxpayers not consulted about massive reparations to First Nations people

From Reconciliation to Reparations: Exploiting a Noble Idea

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