LABRST 4F03 Chapter 2: Indigeneity and Resource Development in Canada Part 2.
21 Jan 2019
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Relationship, chapter 5-economic development; 2. 4 lands and natural resources, retrieved from: http://www. collectionscanada. gc. ca/webarchives/20071211061401/ http://www. ainc-inac. gc. ca/ch/rcap/sg/sh76_e. html#2. 4%20lands%20and%20natural%20resources. New concepts & terms: natural resources from a non-aboriginal perspective: includes oil, gas and mining sectors. Natural resources are central to making a living, whether from generating profits or subsistence: northern revenue sharing trust account: receives revenues from the lease and sale of. Crown lands and distributes them to northern municipalities, not to reserves: exploitation of natural resources: has occurred on traditional aboriginal territories by non-aboriginal interests such as privately owned companies, aided by governments. This has led to the exploitation of resources of forests, mines, hydroelectricity and oil and gas reserves: reforestation: replenishing the environment after it has been exploited. This has not been done in the current lease or licence conditions. The current state of economic development based on lands and resources does not resolve the economic issues facing aboriginal people in rural or urban areas.
