A New History of Aboriginal-White Relations John Sutton Lutz. FIVE The Tsilhqot'in You cannot spend too long in Tsilhqot'in country before you hear of the “ Chilcotin War . ” To hear local people discuss it , it might have happened a few ...
... Tsilhqot'in claims were like the Mi'kmaq – too nomadic to establish title . Tsilhqot'in adversar- ies argued that the Tsilhqot'in did not have the requisite social organ- ization to establish Aboriginal title on a territorial basis ...
... Tsilhqot'in understood English ; most did not even speak the Chinook Jargon — a mélange of English , French and ... Tsilhqot'in usually put their own interests first , hunting for themselves rather than for exchange . The HBC had ...
... Tsilhqot'n Nation and Grassy Narrows First Nation In 2014, two more major cases regarding Aboriginal title were decided in the Supreme Court: Tsilhqot'in Nation v. British Columbia and Grassy Narrows First Nation v. Ontario (Natural ...
... Tsilhqot'in people occupied and used the land , the rivers , the lakes , and the many trails as definite tracts of land on a regular basis for hunting , trapping , fishing and gathering . This is the land over which they held ...
... Tsilhqot'in decision reshapes the paradigm, at least in BC, by highlighting the importance of consent when dealing with lands claimed by Aboriginal groups. Court decisions like that in Tsilhqot'in may have a broader impact through ...
... Tsilhqot'in Nation v British Columbia , [ 2014 ] 2 SCR 256 . 34 Continuity of occupation through social organization was necessary to prove Aboriginal title ; ibid at paras 45–46 , 57 . 35 Tsilhqot'in Nation v British Columbia , 2007 ...
... (Tsilhqot'in woman), 179-80; Krestenuk, Paul (trader), 90, 131; Lane, William fletcher (fur trade clerk), 155; LaPierre, Baptiste (interpreter), 156-57, 162; Latour, Bruno (sociologist of science), 79-81; Lee, Edward Penrose (rancher) ...
... Tsilhqot'in Nation CA (n 69) [146]. 73. Tsilhqot'in Nation (n 16) [19]. As Kent McNeil explains, the conclusion that the Tsilhqot'in Nation was the rights-holder “was implicitly affirmed by the Court's declaration of the Tsilhqot'in ...
... Tsilhqot'in people have Aboriginal title to the area in question, approximately 5 per cent of what the Tsilhqot'in re- gard as their traditional territory. It took Judge Vickers five years to study the claim area and hear evidence from ...