Aboriginal chiefs ink retroactive royalty deal with province
Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Cashore visited Chetwynd on September 27 1994 to brief the district council on a historic agreement between the Blueberry River Band and the Doig River Band with the Province. The pact grants subsurface rights on reserve and refunds $3 million in retroactive royalties. It secures 50 percent of future royalties from petroleum and natural gas leases, addressing a long standing error from 1945 when lands were relocated for WWII veterans and subsurface rights were overlooked. The government says the accord is not a land claim but a negotiated settlement with unique facts.
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Hospital Auxiliary honors 25 year service certificates
Vera Lekavy and Dorothy Smith presented Mary Rohl with a Health-Care Auxiliaries certificate recognizing 25 years of service. The trio traveled to Williams Lake for the September 23 24 Northeast Area Conference to accept the award.
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