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Back from the AGM, what a whirlwind trip.

We are home, horses are fed and reflecting on what a great (short) trip it was attending the UCP - AGM. I was thrilled to meet our locals warriors and finally put faces to names. I have heard said that you are never supposed to meet your heroes for fear of disappointment but that was not the case this weekend. You are all my heroes and just as incredible as I expected you would be. I am grateful you chose to join our page here and continue to share and engage, you guys are truly my sane space in an insane world…thank you.

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Well, well, well. Carney said the words…

At a meeting in the US Carney said those 4 horrible words…MAGA. The elbowozos should be seething.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/article/aboriginal-title-cant-apply-to-private-land-high-court-rules/
“A New Brunswick ruling that Aboriginal title cannot be declared over private land has been allowed to stand by the Supreme Court of Canada, giving British Columbia an avenue to win its appeal in the landmark Cowichan Tribes case, B.C.’s attorney general said Thursday.

Niki Sharma said the high court’s refusal to hear an appeal by the Wolastoqey First Nation in the case involving Aboriginal title in New Brunswick gives B.C. a “clear path” for an appeal in the Cowichan case, which has cast doubt on the primacy of private property rights”

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