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B.C. prepares legislation to share decision-making power with Indigenous groups over public lands - Vimarsana News

B.C. prepares legislation to share decision-making power with Indigenous groups over public lands

The proposed amendments to the Land Act will allow for joint statutory authority over new projects that require Crown tenure

Host First Nations could have major say in potential Vancouver Park Board transition - Vimarsana News

Host First Nations could have major say in potential Vancouver Park Board transition

As Ken Sim and his ABC majority on Vancouver City Council push ahead with their plan to dissolve Vancouver’s elected Park Board — they’ll need the green light from the province and the premier has signalled they won’t get that without extensive consultation with local First Nations.

Court orders B.C. to fix mineral tenure system after First Nations challenge - Vimarsana News

Court orders B.C. to fix mineral tenure system after First Nations challenge

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has given the province 18 months to fix its mineral rights system First Nations court challenge claiming it fails to adequately consult.

Source: cfox.com
Gitxaala decision forces BC to rework mining claims process to include Indigenous consultation - Vimarsana News

Gitxaala decision forces BC to rework mining claims process to include Indigenous consultation

'This is an end to the status quo of free mining in BC,' says environmental lawyer

Court rules B.C.'s mining claims system does not comply with duty to consult Indigenous groups - Vimarsana News

Court rules B.C.'s mining claims system does not comply with duty to consult Indigenous groups

The B.C. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the province's system of granting mineral rights to mining companies does not comply with its duty to consult Indigenous groups. The government has been given one-and-a-half years to fix the system.

Source: cbc.ca