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Correcting Misconceptions: Aboriginal Title, Private Property, and the Cowichan Tribes Decision

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By Kate Gunn
| canliiconnects.org
Last week the mayor of the City of Richmond issued a controversial letter regarding the landmark August 2025 Cowichan Tribes decision. The letter, which was hand-delivered to 150 property owners, invites residents to an information session on October 28th to learn about how the decision could affect the rights of private landowners in Richmond.
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Tune in Live! Crown’s Attempt to Rectify Treaty Breach Under Court Review

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By Kate Gunn
| NationTalk
Tune in Live! Crown’s Attempt to Rectify Treaty Breach Under Court Review June 1, 2025 In its September 2024 Restoule decision, the Supreme Court of Canada directed Ontario and Canada to decide how to compensation the Robinson Superior Treaty First Nations for the Crown’s failure to increase Treaty annuity payments from 1875 to the present.
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Upholding Obligations and Compensating Wrongs: Case Comment on Southwind v. Canada

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By Kate Gunn
| canliiconnects.org
Last week, the Supreme Court of Canada issued its decision in Southwind v. Canada regarding the principles for calculating compensation for First Nations whose reserve lands have been taken without lawful authority. The decision is a significant victory for First Nations across Canada seeking compensation for the illegal taking of their reserve lands.
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