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Historic Agreement Recognizes Haida Title to Haida Gwaii
Friday, April 19, 2024
On April 14, 2024, the Haida Nation and the Province of British Columbia signed the Gaayhllxid/Gíihlagalgang “Rising Tide” Haida Title Lands Agreement. This Agreement recognizes…
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Wahgoshig First Nation Wins Injunction against Solid Gold Mineral Exploration
In a decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, released January 3, 2012, Madam Justice Brown ordered that Solid Gold is enjoined from carrying…
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Taking a Second Look at those Attawapiskat Numbers
Should Toronto be put under third party management? That community ran a deficit for years, and the combined total of all government spending (federal, provincial and municipal) is $24,000 a…
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A Thoughtful Piece About Attawapiskat
This article is making the rounds at our firm (and many other places). We love it -- it's sensible, thoughtful and well-researched. Worth your time.
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Labrador Innu Sign Historic Land Claim, Self-Government and Hydro Agreement
OKT congratulates the Labrador Innu on the signing on November 18, 2011 of the historic package of agreements that comprise a package referred to as the Tshash Petapen (or “New…
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Matawa First Nations File Judicial Review
First Nation leaders from Northern Ontario gathered in Ottawa yesterday to announce legal action against Canada in connection with the Ring of Fire. Matawa First Nations - a group of nine…
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Trouble in the Ring of Fire
Several First Nations have taken a strong stand against unfettered development in Ontario's Ring of Fire. At a press conference last week, Chief Roger Wesley from Constance Lake First Nation…
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