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Week 8 Assigned Readings

Teacher: JSchneid
Horizontales
First Nations and local communities are vigorously opposing these mega-projects because the detrimental long-term impacts on their ____________________________and on their communities outweigh the fleeting, short-term economic gain promised by government and industry.
The government has concluded ____________________________treaties in B.C. since 2006, with others under negotiation.
The Coastal First Nations Tanker Ban and Save the Fraser Declaration explicitly prohibit the ____________________________ of crude oil by pipeline and tanker on the north and south coast and through the Fraser River watershed.
In its decision, Canada's top court agreed that a semi-nomadic tribe can claim land title even if it uses it only some of the time, and set out a three-point test to determine land titles, considering: Occupation, ____________________________ of habitation on the land, and exclusivity in area.
As billions flow into industry and government coffers, First Nations and local communities are left to deal with the long-term social, economic and environmental ____________________________.
NDP critic Jean Crowder welcomed the ruling and said the governments at both levels have for too long taken the ____________________________that aboriginal title would never be recognized in going ahead with development.
Grand Chief Stewart Phillip believes there is a deepening gap between the Harper Government's pro-industry agenda and the social and environment principles of _________________ (2 words)
As Indigenous Peoples we have the sacred duty and inherent obligation to defend the health and well being of our communities as well as the environmental _______________ of our respective territories.
The court heard the Tsilhqot'in people were "__________________________," with few permanent encampments, even though they saw the area as their own and protected it from outsiders.
The Harper Government introduced two ____________________________bills, Bill C-38, the Budget Implementation Act, and Bill C-45, Jobs and Growth Act, both bills drastically weakened the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, gutted the Fisheries Act, and sapped the Navigable Waters Protection Act.
Many believe that the ratification of this ______________, China investors and state-owned enterprises will be granted protection and will thus greatly increase their investment in the development of the tarsands, expansion of pipelines, mining projects and possibly future offshore drilling projects.
This ____________________________ Chief went on a hungry strike to raise awareness regarding FNs issues/concerns.
There have been a growing number of flashmobs, round dances, marches, rallies organized by grassroots under the ____________________________ No More banner.
The Supreme Court of Canada has granted declaration of aboriginal title to more than 1,700 square kilometres of land in British Columbia to the Tsilhqot'in First Nation, the ____________________________time the court has made such a ruling regarding aboriginal land.
The Supreme Court ruling will apply wherever there are ____________________________ land claims.
The government must make the case that development is pressing and substantial, and meet its ____________________________ duty to the aboriginal group.
It is not a mutually beneficial working ____________________________when the Harper Government is selling the resources of our territories to the highest overseas bidder or slashing federal environmental processes to bolster bigger projects in our territories.
Verticales
The Tsilhqot'in decision, written by Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin, also has implications for future ____________________________ or resource development on First Nations lands.
The government has amended the Indian Act to allow for the leasing of reserve lands and imposed funding cuts to tribal ____________________________, regional and national representative organizations.
A B.C. Court of Appeal ruling in 2012 gave the Tsilhqot'in sweeping rights to hunt, trap and trade in its ____________________________ territory.
The court also established what title means, including the right to the ____________________________ associated with the land and the right to use it, enjoy it and profit from it.
The UBCIC, as a Non-Governmental Organization in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, is working with other Indigenous and human rights ______________ to formally present to different United Nations bodies.
It only took 150 years, but we look forward to a much brighter future. This, without question, will establish a solid platform for genuine ____________________________to take place in British Columbia.
Multi-national corporations and industry are desperately seeking _______________, unobstructed convenience of access and unfettered control of their government-granted tenures.
The Harper Government cannot ____________________________ itself out of its duties to consult and accommodate our inherent Title, Rights and Treaty Rights.
On behalf of Canada, the Harper Government ____________________________the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in 2010.
the Tsilhqot'in must identify specific ____________________________ where its people once lived, rather than assert a claim over a broad area.
The Supreme court declared that title is not ____________________________, meaning economic development can still proceed on land where title is established as long as one of two conditions is met.