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First Nation 'shocked' by B.C.'s decision not to amend case based on new policy - Vimarsana News

First Nation 'shocked' by B.C.'s decision not to amend case based on new policy

VANCOUVER — The lawyer for a B.C. First Nation challenging the province in a land rights trial says the government's decision not to adjust the case based on its own new litigation directives "undermines the process of reconciliation.

First Nation 'shocked' by B.C.'s decision not to amend case based on new policy – Mission City Record - Vimarsana News

First Nation 'shocked' by B.C.'s decision not to amend case based on new policy – Mission City Record

“My clients are shocked at this hypocrisy,” said Jack Woodward, who represents the nation

First Nation 'shocked' by B.C.'s decision not to amend case based on new policy – Agassiz Harrison Observer - Vimarsana News

First Nation 'shocked' by B.C.'s decision not to amend case based on new policy – Agassiz Harrison Observer

“My clients are shocked at this hypocrisy,” said Jack Woodward, who represents the nation

First Nation 'shocked' by B.C.'s decision not to amend case based on new policy – Kelowna Capital News - Vimarsana News

First Nation 'shocked' by B.C.'s decision not to amend case based on new policy – Kelowna Capital News

“My clients are shocked at this hypocrisy,” said Jack Woodward, who represents the nation

First Nation 'shocked' by B.C.'s decision not to amend case based on new policy | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

First Nation 'shocked' by B.C.'s decision not to amend case based on new policy | iNFOnews

VANCOUVER - The lawyer for a B.C. First Nation challenging the province in a land rights trial says the government's decision not to adjust the case based on its own new litigation directives "undermines the process of reconciliation."

Source: infotel.ca