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A major Aboriginal title case is heading toward a nine-month trial in 2029 — and the stakes are enormous.
⚖️ The Mowachaht/Muchalaht First Nation is seeking Aboriginal title over approximately 4,300 km² of Vancouver Island.
That’s nearly 14% of the entire island. 😳
📍 The claimed territory stretches inland from Yuquot (Friendly Cove) along Nootka Sound and includes the communities of Gold River and Tahsis.
🌲 Much of the area is covered by forestry licences — meaning decades of timber harvesting, forest management and economic activity are part of the legal battle. A pulp and paper mill in Gold River closed in 1999 and the last cedar sawmill in Tahsis closed in 2001.
💰 The combined populations of the ...
https://www.westernstandard.news/opinion/pinder-thank-you-preston-manning-the-laurentian-elites-do-hold-all-the-cards/77179?
I hope DS reads this article:
“Manning successfully sparked a massive regional awakening, but Danielle Smith’s emotional politics and misplaced trust in Ottawa threaten to derail the Western movement.”
“Premier Smith alluded several times to current polls and displayed a naive belief that significant progress regarding Alberta's role in Canada will soon be achieved.
This need for immediate favour also helps understand her premature delight regarding the pipeline MOU, which may well remain a nothingburger.
Smith naively asserted her belief that changes in Ottawa are both possible and forthcoming. Confidence in her political skills was evidenced by short-term support in the polls. My view is biased following difficult past personal experiences whereby unwise confidence in solving intractable problems caused pain.
To be kind, Smith’s emotions, desire to remain Canadian, and “winning” polls all contribute to...
