POL 102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Good Governance, Indian Register, Musqueam Indian Band

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Politics and Public Administration
• Course: POL 102
• Professor: All

Document Summary

Some claim they never gave up their sovereignty. Wednesday, march 23, 2016: rejected by most aboriginal people because they wanted to maintain their distinctive status and collective rights, this mobilization fuelled the development of politically active aboriginal organizations and led to their. Royal commission on aboriginal peoples: established by the canadian government that recommended a fundamental restructuring of the relationship between aboriginal and settler societies based on the recognition of aboriginal nationhood. Constitution act 1982: recognized the existing aboriginal and treaty rights. Fishing rights: the sparrow case (1990) involved a member of british columbia"s musqueam band charged with. Shing with a larger net than allowed by the band"s food shery licence issued under the federal. Land claims: the supreme court con rmed the existence of aboriginal title to land. It can only be sold to the federal crown and cannot be held by individuals.