Provincial park in northern B.C. to expand nearly 100 times in size
The Ministry of Environment says Klinse-za Park in northern British Columbia will expand from 2,689 hectares to nearly 200,000 hectares.
Source: globalnews.ca
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First Nations ask court to review $510M in legal fees paid in treaty annuities claim
'We did not want to take this route': Garden River and Atikameksheng Anishnawbek leadership dispute hefty legal tab paid out to law firm for work on Robinson Huron Treaty annuities claim, which led to historic $10B settlement for 21 First Nations
Garden River Karen Bell Craig Nootchtai Nahwegahbow Corbiere Genoodmagejig Robinson Huron Litigation Fund Ontario Superior Court Justice Patricia Hennessy
Source: tbnewswatch.com
First Nations ask court to review $510M lawyer bill
Two First Nations have launched a court application against lawyers who helped bring forward a $10-billion settlement with Canada and Ontario, saying the $510 million theyre set to be paid is too much.
Garden River Karen Bell Craig Nootchtai Cindy Blackstock Nahwegahbow Corbiere Genoodmagejig Atikameksheng Anishnawbek
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2 First Nations bring court application to review $510M lawyer bill for treaty work
Two First Nations have launched a court application against the lawyers who helped bring forward a $10-billion settlement with Canada and Ontario.
Source: globalnews.ca
Indigenous leaders decry lack of consent for nuclear waste on their homelands
OTTAWA, April 30, 2024 — Today, leaders of Indigenous communities in New Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario express their strong concern about the lack of Indigenous consent for nuclear waste, uranium mining and refining on their homelands. Article 29(2) of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) states: “States shall take effective measures…
Source: nuclear-news.net
First Nations men wrongfully convicted in Manitoba file lawsuits claiming racism – Brandon Sun
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First Nations men wrongfully convicted in Manitoba file lawsuits claiming racism - Winnipeg
Two First Nations men wrongfully convicted of murdering a restaurant worker are suing three levels of government saying their imprisonment was the result of racial discrimination.
Source: globalnews.ca
First Nations Men Wrongfully Convicted in Manitoba File Lawsuits Claiming Racism
WINNIPEG — Two First Nations men wrongfully convicted of murdering a restaurant worker are suing three levels of government saying their imprisonment was the result of racial discrimination.
Fong Chan James Lockyer Brittany Hobson Clarence Woodhouse Brian Anderson Jerome Kennedy Justice Glenn Joyal
Source: chrisd.ca
First Nations men wrongfully convicted in 1973 Winnipeg murder sue over 'cruel and unusual treatment'
Two First Nations men who were recently acquitted for the 1973 murder of a Winnipeg man are now taking all three levels of government to court, saying they were wrongfully convicted, imprisoned and kept on parole for decades.
Source: cbc.ca
First Nations men wrongfully convicted in Manitoba file lawsuits claiming racism – Winnipeg Free Press
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