BC Property Owners Face An Uncertain Future
A far-left provincial NDP government, working in tandem with a far-left Liberal government in Ottawa, not only has the combined legislative power to transform all of British Columbia’s public land into Indigenous ownership but...
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Geoffrey Moyse—— Bio and Archives--June 23, 2024
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The term “Aboriginal title,” as defined in Canadian law, provides ownership rights to Aboriginal titleholders similar to any other landowner.
These rights include the right to occupy the land, to decide how the land is used, to enjoy all the economic benefits of the land and its resources, and to manage and use the land as they see fit.
Most importantly, it includes the right to exclude others from that land.
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