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Eskasoni First Nation adds 85 hectares of land to reserve – Yahoo!
November 16, 2023 ESKASONI — Eskasoni First Nation and the federal government have announced an ‘Addition to Reserve,’ expanding the First Nations community’s land base by 85.5 hectares. The land is just southeast of Eskasoni in the Benacadie/Castle Bay area. The primary purpose of the land addition is to accommodate future commercial development, population increases, […]
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New Brunswick wants thousands of land owners excluded from Indigenous title claim – CTV News
Aug. 28, 2023 FREDERICTON – The attempt by the New Brunswick government to protect private property owners from a major land claim by a First Nation is “irresponsible,” say the chiefs who are advancing the claim for title to a large part of the province. Last week the provincial government filed a motion in Court […]
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Motion filed to protect unrepresented landowners from title claim
24 August 2023 FREDERICTON (GNB) – The provincial government is acting to protect families, homeowners, businesses and others who own property within the Wolastoqey title claim area, which covers over 60 per cent of the province. Premier Blaine Higgs said the government is taking proactive steps to see that this unprecedented title claim can be […]
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Big River Camps issues apology for trespassing on Labrador Inuit Lands
July 31, 2023 As part of a proposed out-of-court settlement with the Nunatsiavut Government, representatives from Big River Camps (2012) Ltd. issued a public apology today in Makkovik for trespassing on Labrador Inuit Lands. In December 2017, the Nunatsiavut Government filed a lawsuit against the company – which owns and operates a sports-fishing camp on […]
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Nunatsiavut Government: Notice of Apology
July 27, 2023 As part of a proposed out-of-court settlement with the Nunatsiavut Government (NG), representatives from Big River Camps (2012) Ltd. will be in Makkovik Monday, July 31, 2023 to offer a public apology for trespassing on Labrador Inuit Lands. This stems back to 2017 when NG filed a lawsuit against the company for […]
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Increase in Crown land available for maple syrup industry
04 July 2023 FREDERICTON (GNB) – Current and future maple syrup producers will benefit from an additional 5,000 hectares of forested Crown land available for leasing over the next five years. “We are pleased to be partnering with the maple sugar industry as we support economic growth,” said Natural Resources and Energy Development Minister Mike […]
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Ugpi’ganjig First Nation and Canada announce new Addition to Reserve and housing to support future housing development
From: Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada March 3, 2023 Today, Ugpi’ganjig First Nation and the Government of Canada announced the completion of an Addition to Reserve and recently completed housing projects in the community. Chief Sacha LaBillois was joined for the announcement by Parliamentary Secretary Jaime Battiste, on behalf of both the Honourable Marc […]
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Some traditional lands to return to Wolastoqey Nation, agreement signed – CBC
Feb 28, 2023 AV Group signs memorandum of understanding despite being named in land title claim by Wolastoqey chiefs A New Brunswick forestry company is agreeing to transfer a parcel of land to Wolastoqey communities in the province and allow their members input into their forest management practices. The agreement is part of a memorandum […]
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Mi’kmaq First Nations expand Aboriginal title claim to include almost all of N.B. – CBC
Feb 15, 2023 Claim expands on 2016 Elsipogtog claim that covered a third of province Mi’kmaw communities in New Brunswick are once again asserting Aboriginal title to land in the province — and it’s a lot more land than in the previous claim. In fact, according to a map released on Wednesday, the most recent […]
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Inuit Nunangat Land Area And Coastline
Land and coastline are integral to Inuit survival. Most Inuit Nunangat communities are located on the coast for transportation and for access to marine wildlife and plants including whales, seal, fish, shellfish and kelp. Being on the land is a core part of Inuit cultural practices, hunting and survival, art and music, knowledge transfer, and […]
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