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| | Virtual Law Office: Bill Henderson |
 | | The prevailing theory is that the section deals with the conduct of Indians, not with lands reserved for the Indians. | | | An Indian Claims Commission was proposed, and a commissioner actually appointed, but his effectiveness had been undermined in advance by the Policy that created the position. | | | The Queen, [1994] 2 S.C.R. 299, that the rule does not apply in circumstances where Indians are educated and urbanized, speaking in that case of a rural Ontario reserve in 1923 where the residents had a proposed Treaty interpreted to them. |
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http://www.utulsa.edu/law/classes/rice/tribalgovernment/Canadian_Law.htm
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| | HRNi - HRC - Sandra Lovelace v. Canada |
| | Sandra Lovelace adds that as a result of her marriage, she was denied the right to live on an Indian reserve. | | | All the consequences of loss of status persist in that they are permanent and continue to deny the complainant rights she was born with. | | | Was she denied the right to reside on a reserve in consequence of her marriage? |
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http://www.hrni.org/files/caselaw/HRNi_EN_604.html
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| | RE INDIAN RESERVE, CITY OF SYDNEY, N.S. |
| | The brick sanitary closet in the Reserve has been closed as a result of misuse, and the several draught-houses, now in use to replace it, have proved to be very objectionable to the neighbour- hood. | | | I do, therefore, without hesitation, come to the conclusion, on this branch of the case, that the removal of the Indians from the Reserve is obviously in the interest of the public. | | | The valuation of $5,000 would appear to be about fair and right. |
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http://library.usask.ca/native/cnlc/vol04/246.html
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| | Corporations and the Status Indian : Thunderbay IMC |
| | A large percentage of the world's populations are not aware of their own rights and therefore scour the planet in mass confusion of the injustices thought to be held over them. | | | If Canada's government insists on placing Indians in their own country, they might as well use that freedom to run it effectively. | | | Before we step ahead as North Americans, believing that we understand the world and the situations afflicting other Nations, perhaps we should first attempt to understand our own. |
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http://thunderbay.indymedia.org/print.php?id=4209
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| | Landless peasants invade Brazilian Indian reserve |
| | Almir Surui, a prominent Indian leader in the Amazon state of Rondonia, traveled to the capital, Brasilia, to lobby for federal intervention to end the invasion. | | | About 5,000 armed landless peasants have invaded an Indian reserve in a remote Brazilian Amazon state, raising fears of bloodshed if the government does not intervene quickly, Indian rights workers said on Monday. | | | In addition to ensuring Indian rights to land, many of Brazil's Amazon Indian reserves act as a barrier to deforestation. |
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http://www.latinpetroleum.com/article_851.shtml
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| | Combined Operation: The Appropriation of Stoney Point Reserve and the Creation of Camp Ipperwash |
| | However, by 1891, the Chippewas living on the Stoney and Kettle Point reserves were clearly disgruntled with the existing arrangement with Sarnia and petitioned the Department of Indian Affairs over the next three decades to separate their two reserves from Sarnia. | | | However, military officials had recently been seen on the Reserve surveying and inspecting lands, drilling operations continued, and these "trespassers" (who did not, from the Band’s understanding, have Council or DMR permission) were causing tremendous unease. | | | Indian Claims Commission (ICC), Inquiry into the 1927 Surrender Claim of the Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point First Nation (Ottawa: ICC, March 1997), 7-8; James A. Clifton, A Place of Refuge for All Time: Migration of the American Potowatomi into Upper Canada, 1830 to 1850 (Ottawa: National Museum of Man, 1975), 32-36, 65-68, 86-87. |
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http://www.jmss.org/1999/article4.html
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| | Planet Ark : Vast Indian Reserve in Brazil Stirs Conflict |
| | The Roraima Indian Council, which claims to represent the majority of Indians, said the governor and rice farmers have sided with protesting Indians for economic reasons. | | | Another complication is who is and who is not an Indian in an area where ethnic lines have blurred after decades of contact with non-Indian society. | | | More than 200 federal police have been sent to the area, a police spokesman said. |
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http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/30587/story.htm
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| | Global Response Email Campaigns - Environmental Action & Education |
| | They have been accusing him of not living up to promises over land. | | | 2- Brazil forms Indian reserve in disputed Amazon | | | Because of the large numbers of settlers who have moved into Roraima state in recent decades, the usually lengthy process of securing an Indian reserve has taken even longer, with non-indigenous farmers using their money and clout in the state government to forestall the proposal. |
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http://www.globalresponse.org/emailcampaigns.php?record=2066
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| | Canada, Opetchesaht Indian Band v. Canada |
| | No claim of unfairness or an uneven bargain in this proceeding for summary judgment was advanced by the band. | | | 28(2) does not permit long-term, indefinite alienation of interests in reserve land, a declaration that the permit is void should be granted, but the operation of that declaration should be suspended for a period of two years to permit the parties and others in similar situations to renegotiate or make new arrangements. | | | This is not a case where surrender was required. |
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http://www.hrcr.org/safrica/property/opetchesaht_canada.html
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| | Mattaponi Indian Reservation |
| | We solicit your comments and suggestions via e-mail. | | | The Mattaponi Indian Tribe is State recognized and continues to maintain its own Sovereign government. | | | The Mattaponi Indian Reservation was created from land long held by the Tribe by an act of the Virginia General Assembly in 1658. |
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http://www.baylink.org/Mattaponi
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| | Brazil Plans Second Biggest Indian Reserve |
| | Sydney Possuelo, Brazil's top Indian expert, said he hoped | | | But Indians were not the only danger in the Javari Valley. | | | his drive to stop locals from entering Indian land. |
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http://forests.org/archive/brazil/Javvalle.htm
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| | ABOUT SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND |
| | This caused friction between the Confederacy council and the Indian Department, as the council stated they had the right to allot land. | | | After World War 1, some of Six Nations' soldiers signed a petition (while they were in France,) to establish an elected council on the reserve. | | | Six Nations of the Grand River was governed by the original form of government until 1924, when the Canadian federal government tried to replace the Six Nations system with a federally-recognized Band Council. |
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http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/3808/about.html
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| | R. v. MacLaurin |
| | It was argued that Sections 42 to 44 violated her right under the Canadian Bill of Rights to equality with other Canadians. | | | 2 On being stopped at the check point, his cargo was seize & He explained that he was transporting it from an Indian Reserve in Ontario to an Indian Reserve in Saskatchewan for sale to a status Indian there, a claim maintained by him before this court. | | | No evidence before the court contradicts his explanation. |
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http://www.tobaccolaw.org/documents/english/Cases/RvMacLaurin.htm
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| | Government Profile of Burnt Church |
| | This is a unique number used to identify a particular reserve. | | | This is the given name of an Indian Reserve. | | | This is the surface area, in hectares, of a Reserve or Crown Land set aside for the exclusive use and benefits of the Band(s) to which it is assigned. |
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http://www.rism.org/isg/dlp/bc/background/burntch.htm
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| | ÉLEVEUR de FANTAILS INDIEN & AMÉRICAIN BREEDER of INDIAN & AMERICAN FANTAILS |
| | But it is in the U.S.A. that are found the larger display of breeders of Indian Fantail, because the breed was develop by the American's and we can say that the Modern Indian that we know today is a tipical American breed. | | | Indian Fantail are still consider a rare breed, in Canada they are promoted by two special clubs, the Canadian Indian Fantail club located in the province of Ontario, were are found themost larger colony, and probably the best birds, and by the Quebec Indian Fantail club. | | | I am a - BREEDER - JUDGE - EXHIBITOR - of pigeons.The breed that I rase are INDIAN FANTAILS -.I am also the publicity director for the Pigeons & Poultry Association of Province of Quebec, Canada. |
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http://www.angelfire.com/tx/fantailindien
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| | The Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve |
| | Wikwemikong is recognized as Canada's only Unceded Indian Reserve, meaning that the Wikwemikong Band has not relinquished title to it's land to the government by treaty or otherwise. | | | Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve No. 26 is nestled on the eastern side of beautiful Manitoulin Island and stretches across both Georgian Bay and Lake Huron in Ontario, Canada. | | | To date, the reserve of Wikwemikong has been foremost in the development of it's resources while maintaining the unique values passed on to us by our ancestors. |
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http://www.wiky.net/welcome.htm
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| | INDIAN AFFAIRS: LAWS AND TREATIES. Vol. 1, Laws |
| | 719), for the use of the said Indians, a tract of country in the State of Minnesota, described and bounded as follows, viz: | | | Commencing at the point where the Mississippi River leaves Lake Winnebagoshish, it being the beginning point of the second tract of land reserved for said bands (Stats. | | | Commencing at a point where the Mississippi River leaves Lake Winnebagoshish, it being the beginning point of the second tract of land reserved for said bands (Stats. |
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http://digital.library.okstate.edu/kappler/Vol1/HTML_files/MIN0850.html
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| | Makah Home |
| | Our Reservation is the town of Neah Bay and is the most Northwest point of the continental United States. | | | We are located in on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. | | | Just across the Strait of Juan de Fuca you can see Vancouver Island, Canada. |
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http://www.makah.com
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