Government seeks to right historic wrongs with treaty settlement
The piece traces colonial land grabs from First Nations like Songhees and Esquimalt in the 1850s and later decades, noting compensation settlements after decades of dispute. It highlights shifts in federal and provincial policy culminating in a 2001 Nisga a debate and a 2005 settlement, and links the legislative site’s clearance to reconciliation efforts. The footnote mentions Aboriginal Affairs Minister Mike de Jong mediating a sacred cave dispute, aiding a biweekly ceasefire.
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Christmas at the Library Features Greeting Column and Fundraisers
The Chetwynd Echo notes halted library expansion for a week while promoting seasonal events. Readers may place a Christmas Greeting Column entry for 2 dollars to fund the Santa Claus Project. Food For Fines runs Nov 15 to Dec 15, waiving fines in exchange for non perishable food. A Festival of Trees happens Nov 24–30 with a live auction on Nov 30. The Every School Child A Card program aims to provide library cards for all students. Call 788 2559 for details.
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