Native hunting rights clash in BC arrest over season
October 11 1995 Cowichan and Nanaimo First Nations members were detained by Fort St. John RCMP for out of season hunting. Despite written authorization from Treaty 8 groups Doig River and verbal approval from Halfway River, authorities confiscated meat. Treaty 8 leaders blasted the arrest as a breach of jurisdiction and rights, urging co management and honoring treaties.
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Cowichan
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Judy Maas
Maas
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Treaty 8 Tribal Association
Jeffrey Rath
Metecheah
Attachie
Halfway River
Doig River
First Nations
RCMP
October sale of drilling rights nets $7.5 million in BC
Energy and Mines Minister Anne Edwards announced the October 1995 sale raised 7.5 million for the province. One permit 22 licences and 16 leases covered 46,862 hectares in northeastern BC. Alberta Energy Company bought the 11,120 hectare permit for 402,544 dollars.
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Anne Edwards
Fort Nelson
Alberta Energy Company Ltd
Hector
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