Indigenous Land and Rights: Restoration Through Land Back

Hayden King and Shiri Pasternak

"Discovery", "Just Society", "Multiculturalism", 1970 Citizens Plus, 1997, 2015, 2016 Nathan E. Stewart Spill, Abolition, Active Genocide of Indigenous Peoples, Adverse Effects, Affirming, Alienated Lands, Anishinaabe Laws, Annual Licences, Assimilation of Native Children, Authentic Governance Revitalization, Band Councils, Banned Non-Indigenous Moose Hunting, BC Supreme Court, Black and White Morality, Blocking Access, Breast Milk, Campsite Maintenance, Canadian Constitution Act 1982, Canadian Federalism, Canadian Law, Canadian Legal Documents, Capitalism, Capitalist Imperatives, Care for Territories, Ceremonial Traditions, Chief and Council, Christianization, Chronic Economic Challenges, Claim Lands, Climate Crisis, Colonial Land Use, Colonial Laws, Community Engagement, Community Income Source, Compensation, Conservation, Constitutional Rights, Constructive Alternative, Contemporary Policy and Politics, Contest Nonconsensual Exploitation of Lands and Territories, Contesting, Court Decisions, Crown Land, Crown Ownership, Cultural Genocide, Culturally Significant, Current Canadian Frameworks, Customs, Dasiqox Tribal Park, De-Centre State Authority, Decision-Making, Department of Indian Affairs, Development, Discrimination, Dismantling, Dispossess, Dispossessed Lands, Dispossession, Disruption of Traditional Food Sources, Doctrine, Doctrine of Discovery, Doctrine of Discovery 1452, Economic Bases, Economic Oppression, Economic Sustainability, Elder Council, Emergency Response, Environmental Degradation, Environmental Inquiry, Environmental Protection, Environmental Toxification, Environmental Toxins, Epistemic, Epistemic Consent, Erasure, Erasure of Indigenous Law, Erosion of Cultural and Ecological Connections, Establishing British Crown Sovereignty, European Powers, Ever-Evolving, Exclusionary Politics, Existing Aboriginal and Treaty Rights, Exploit, Exploitation of Divisions within Communities by Outsiders, Extraction, Federal Environmental Review, Federally-Funded Residential School, Femmes, Fertility, First Nations, Forced Assimilation, Forest Fire, Free Prior and Informed Consent, Fundamental Right, Future Expansion, Gendered Injustice and Harm, Generation Knowledge, Generational Care, Governance, Governance Structures, Government, Growth, Harmful Compounding Effects, Health, Health and Food Security, Health Toll of Dispossession, Healthy Ecosystems, Heiltsuk and Indigenous Marine Response Centre, Heiltsuk Jurisdiction and Rights, Heiltsuk Law, Heiltsuk Nation, Heiltsuk Territory, Hereditary Chiefs, Hereditary Councils, Honour Established Treaty Rights, Horizon Maritime, Identity, Ignoring Indigenous Authority, Implementation, Implemented, Indian Act of 1876, Indian Affairs, Indian Policy 1968-69, Indian Registration Rules, Indigenous, Indigenous Authority, Indigenous Children, Indigenous governance, Indigenous Jurisdiction, Indigenous Land Use, Indigenous Livelihoods, Indigenous Marine Response Centre, Indigenous Models of Governance and Law, Indigenous Nations, Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous Sovereignty, Indigenous Traditions, Indigenous Women, Indigenous-led Consent-Based Practices, Industrial Activities, Industrial Projects, Industries, Industry Influence, Injunctions, Inter-Family Trade, Interconnectedness, Intergenerational Knowledge, Internationally Recognized Definition of Genocide, Investigation, Judicial Review, Jurisdiction, Justice, Justify, Justify Canada's Claims to Indigenous Lands, KGHM Ajax Mining Inc, King and Pasternak, Kivalliq Hall, Knowledge, Knowledges, Land, Land and Waters, Land Back, Land Dispossession, Land Redistribution, Land Restitution, Land Theft, Land Use Practices, Land, Water, Sky, Community Interconnectedness, Languages, Lateral Violence, Laws, Legal and Regulatory Dispossession, Legal Leverage, Legitimate, Legitimate Consent, Limiting Self-Determination, Local Revenue, Low-Income, Lucrative Resource Extraction, Mandate, Marine Protection, Mass Extinction, Mass Violence, Men's Council, Mistreatment, Mitigate Loss of Biodiversity, Mushroom Harvesters, Nations and Bands Without Treaties, Negotiated Treaties, Negotiating, Non-Surrendered Lands, Northern Coast of BC, Notice of Civil Claim, O'na-katch-to'o-na-wa Onakonigawin Conservation Law, October 1971, Open-Pit Mine, Outsiders' Good Faith Adherence, Patriarchy, Permit System, Pípsell, Policy Debates, Policy's Essence, Political and Economic Transformation, Political and Legal Assimilation, Power of Women, Private Entities, Prohibited, provincial jurisdiction, Provisions of Royal Proclamation, Queer, Racist, Rankin Inlet, Reciprocal, Reciprocal Consent, Reclamation Efforts, Reconciliation, Red Paper of 1970, Regulate, Regulations, Relations, Remote, Reparation, Repeal, Reproductive Rights, Residential Schools, Resource for Resistance, Resource Management, Respresentatives, Restitution, Restorative Consent, Restrict Indigenous Jurisdiction, Restrictive Laws, Revenue, Revitalize Indigenous Knowledges, Rights, RIghts Restoration, Rise of Homophobia, Rivers, Royal Proclamation, Royal Proclamation of 1763, Rupturing Generational Care, Sacred Sites, Sacred Sites on Treaty Territories, Sagkeeng 1997 Hydro Accord with Manitoba Hydro, Sagkeeng Lawmakers Assembly, Sagkeng Lawmakers, Sciences of Land Management, Section 35, Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution, Self-Determination, Self-Sufficiency, Sell, Severed Cultural Ties, Sexual Violence, Social Stigmatization, Social Upheaval, Sources of Revenue, Sovereignty, State Policy, Stk'emlupsemc Te Secwepemc Cation Ajax Mine Assessment, Subordination, Sweats, Systematic, Territories, Toxins, Traditional Legal Frameworks, Traditional Practices, Transfer of Natural Resources Act of 1930, Traplines, Treaties, Treaty Rights, Treaty Rights and Aboriginal Title, Treaty Territories, Tribal Councils, Tshilhqot'in Mushroom Permits, Tsilhqot'in Decision, Tsilhqot'in Mushroom Permits, Tsilhqot'in Nation, Two-Spirit, Undemocratic, Undermine, UNDRIP, United Kingdom, United Nations, Unsustainable, Urban Populations, Viable and Sustainable Economies, Violence, Waterways, Western Frameworks, Western Values, White Paper, White Paper of 1968-69, White Paper Retracted March 1971, Winnipeg River, Without Indigenous Consent, Women, Women's Authority, Women's Council, Yellowhead Institute, Yellowhead Institute Read paper, Youth Council

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Colonization, Indigenous Resistance