Sentences with phrase «treaty lands»

As a law student, Claire worked at the Ontario Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs where she conducted research for policy development, litigation and treaty land entitlement negotiations.

The focus on provincial authority in Tsilhqot» in was reinforced in a separate Supreme Court ruling on aboriginal treaty lands, delivered in July after an unusually short review period.

Aboriginal Law: Harvesting Clauses Does a province have rights to «take up» tracts of treaty land for forestry.

Soon after, the Delaware Native Americans received treaty land where Springfield's Sequiota Park and the antique stores of its Galloway Village stand today.

According to Dinani and other realtors, any purchase of a Metro Vancouver property by a foreign national (excluding the treaty lands of the Tsawwassen First Nation) that closes on or after August 2, 2016, will be subject to the tax.

Treaty 8 guarantees a number of rights in exchange for the surrender of lands to the Crown, including rights to hunt, trap and fish throughout the treaty lands.

It should be no surprise to anyone in the resource industries that many First Nations have maintained for decades that their own oral histories surrounding the negotiation of the numbered treaties do not support Canada's interpretation that all right and title in the treaty lands were forever given up by the First Nations in exchange for reserves and payments.

In this case, I maintain that at the Ontario Court of Appeal they actually won a new doctrine that I've entitled the doctrine of honourable management in the taking up of treaty lands.»

109, 92A, and 92 (5) of the Constitution Act, 1867, Ontario alone has the ability to take up treaty land and regulate it in accordance with the treaty and its obligations under s. 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982.

(b) for land located in a regional district, excluding municipalities, treaty lands and Nisga'a Lands, the regional district board;