aboriginal land title

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The Tsilhqot’in judgment has left dozens of legal uncertainties on Aboriginal title.


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Wind and solar power are intermittent energy sources that literally blow or shine at the whims of nature.


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Simply put, the Nisga’a Nation wants a functioning market economy.

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Unlike provinces such as B.C., Saskatchewan is covered by historic treaties and Treaty Land Entitlement agreements.


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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.


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The Supreme Court of Canada’s recent judgment on Aboriginal title for the Tsilhqot’in First Nation in British Columbia should be of great concern to all Canadians. This judgment will significantly increase the level of uncertainty in Canada’s natural resource sector and will likely deter investment and exploration in Canada.

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Adoption of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms in 1982 made treaty and Aboriginal rights constitutional, though no one knew at the time what that meant. We are gradually finding out as the Supreme Court of Canada develops a new body of law.