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Aboriginal group makes native title claim across six local government areas as residents lash outAboriginal group made native title claim Claim covers almost 8,000sq kms of land READ MORE: Sussan Ley weighs in on Welcome to Country ceremonies An Indigenous group have upset locals in a ...
Aboriginal group makes native title claim across six local government areas as residents lash out at secret land grab after learning about it in the newspaper ...
In 2016, Elsipogtog First Nation filed for Aboriginal title over nearly one-third of New Brunswick on behalf of all Mi'kmaq in the province.
British Columbia, that Aboriginal title exists as a legal right, the province relied on the opinion of three of the judges that this right had been extinguished by legislation.
An historic agreement that formally recognizes Haida Gwaii’s Aboriginal title reached between the B.C. government and the Haida Nation is being hailed as a milestone that offers a new way ...
In an op-ed published March 14, Madawaska First Nation Chief Patricia Bernard wrote that my earlier pieces for Brunswick News about Aboriginal title “misrepresent the relevant law” and that, in turn, ...
The federal government will recognize Aboriginal title over the archipelago of Haida Gwaii off British Columbia's northern coast in a historic agreement with the Haida First Nation.
Landmark BC-Haida agreement raises fundamental questions about Aboriginal title and private property
This recognition of Aboriginal title over all of the land in Haida Gwaii, including the privately held lands, means that the Haida Nation will likely have an increased role in regulating and governing ...
The Big Tide Haida Title Lands Agreement affirms that the Haida have Aboriginal title over all of the islands' lands, beds of freshwater bodies, and foreshores to the low-tide mark.
British Columbia recognized the Haida’s aboriginal title to their islands decades after the Indigenous group launched a battle on the ground and in the courts. Haida Gwaii Dispatch British ...
The Shinnecock Nation members "do not possess aboriginal fishing rights within the Town of Southampton because the Shinnecock tribe does not possess aboriginal title to the territory in which ...
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