“Let’s be clear: this is not “land back”. This is a land transfer and seizure discussion, happening without a vote, without a referendum, and without clear consent from the people who actually live there. And the framing matters. The entity calling itself the “Squamish Nation” did not exist as a unified nation prior to 1923.”
“The ‘Land Back Task Force’ exists to research, learn, and engage both District of Squamish residents and ‘Sḵwx̱wú7mesh’ People on the concept of ‘Land Back’. Its primary goal is to develop a framework for ‘Land Back’ in the District of Squamish {What if the residents don’t want it? Shouldn’t you find that out first?}, including policy considerations for future public land dispositions by the District and joint use of District lands.”
“In a move that will be watched by many within Squamish {B.C.} and beyond, the District of Squamish has moved a step forward on a path of {one-way} ‘reconciliation’ with the Squamish ‘Nation’ {a ‘nation’ of 4,764 people} (Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw).
“At its March 17 meeting, staff reviewed the “Land Back Task Force” terms of reference, and council unanimously appointed Mayor Armand Hurford, Coun. Jenna Stoner and Coun. Eric Andersen to serve on the task force … At the same meeting, council also unanimously approved the task force terms of reference.
“This is incredibly important work”,
said Hurford, who then read directly from the terms of reference.
“The ‘Land Back Task Force’ exists to research, learn, and engage both District of Squamish residents and ‘Sḵwx̱wú7mesh’ People on the concept of ‘Land Back’. Its primary goal is to develop a framework for ‘Land Back’ in the District of Squamish, including policy considerations for future public land dispositions by the District and joint use of District lands.”
“He said it is “incredibly important” to have this dialogue with the ‘Nation’ {They are legally an ‘Indian Band’, NOT a ‘Nation’; they have adopted a politically-biased, self-important label on purpose} and with the community around what the task force is and what it is not.
“The task force does not have decision making power in and of itself, and neither does this group have decision making power over private land. That is not what it’s about”,
he said.
“He acknowledged that there is fear around ‘land back’ initiatives in Squamish and around the country, and said he hopes the task force process can “fill the gaps of understanding”.
{YOU are the one who needs to ‘understand’!}
‘Background’
“The terms of reference are central to the ‘Wa Iy̓ím ta Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Memorandum of Understanding’ (MOU) between Squamish ‘Nation’ and the District of Squamish announced July 22, last summer. That MOU grew from the ‘Wa Iy̓ím ta Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Protocol Agreement’, signed on July 17, 2023, according to the District’s Aja Peterson, projects and research coordinator, who presented the terms of reference at the meeting on Tuesday.
{And all of this paid for by taxpayers!}
“The ‘Protocol Agreement’ outlines key principles for the two councils working together to advance ‘reconciliation’ goals and shared work, the staff report notes.
“According to Peterson, at the Squamish ‘Nation’ council meeting on March 4, the ‘Nation’ approved the task force’s terms of reference and appointed three members of its council to serve on the task force … The task force thus includes three Squamish ‘Nation’ councillors, three District councillors, and staff from both governments who will provide administrative and technical support throughout the project.
{All of whom get paid for this subversion…}
“Recommendations from the task force will be brought to both councils for final approval.
“In a theme repeated throughout the meeting, the District staff report to council also stresses that “land back” means publicly-held lands, not private property.
“‘Land back’ does not {yet} mean removing people from privately-owned property. Instead, the task force focuses on restoring Squamish ‘Nation’ governance, stewardship, and cultural connection to lands currently under public jurisdiction”,
{Removing public control from public lands}
the report reads.
“Peterson said that “land back” is an intentional term.
{You’re damned right it is!!!}
“‘Land back’ is a {greed and revenge-} reconciliation-driven initiative that acknowledges the impacts of ‘colonization’ {modernity} on ‘Indigenous’ {sic} people”,
she said, adding that it is about moving forward together, not about exclusion.
{It’s amazing how far a public official can go wrong in just one sentence.
It’s no wonder they’re taking such irresponsible actions…}
…
“According to the draft terms of reference, examples of potential ‘Land Back’ initiatives include:
•granting exclusive {Segregated} access to traditional cultural sites for ‘Sḵwx̱wú7mesh’ People
•exploring potential repatriation of culturally or economically-significant lands {!!!}
•co-managing parks and protected areas
•facilitating access to traditional harvesting sites
•restoring original place names {More unpronounceable gibberish}
•ensuring Squamish ‘Nation’ input into District leases on significant sites.
“The document stresses that other potential initiatives may be identified through the course of the project.
“Glenday noted that part of the task force work will be engaging other levels of government, given that most public land in Squamish is Crown land, meaning belonging to the provincial or federal governments.
{Both of whom are only too eager to give away what belongs to ALL Canadians!}
“Next, the two governments will communicate more publicly about what is happening, and their first meeting will be scheduled. Several times during the meeting it was stressed that public engagement is central to the task force’s work.
“Peterson noted that many {one-sided} resources will be available on the District’s website, and that public learning opportunities {What about public debating opportunities?} will be offered at venues of both the ‘Nation’ and the District, such as the Squamish Public Library or Totem Hall.
‘Sample council comments’
“Coun. John French called the evening “exciting”.
“The task force has an important historical mission ahead”,
he said.
“He acknowledged he had received some “mixed” feedback about the task force from people around the province {! We’ll bet you did…}.
“Many eyes are on Squamish tonight with this decision, and this recommendation and this motion”,
he said.
“What I have discovered over the last couple of days, in going through the feedback that I have seen, is those who get what we are up to, they truly get it. Those who don’t, in my opinion, are mainly driven by fear, feelings of superiority, and a belief that there are no historical wrongs to be reconciled. I fully disagree with that. There are wrongs to be corrected, and part of what we are doing tonight is taking that on.”
{The words of a true virtue-signaller, projecting his own “feelings of superiority” while oozing a self-righteousness that transcends reality…}
“He spoke about the work with the task force seeming minimal compared to the wrongs perpetrated.
“When I think about my ‘White’ European ancestors who came here, claimed these lands and introduced the {progressive} human construct that we call private property, the newcomers to this place then tried to assimilate ‘Sḵwx̱wú7mesh’ people into European ways using what I think are cruel tactics, and many people agree with me on that”,
{And many don’t!}
he said.
{He has absorbed both Marxist and racist ideology – probably from a Canadian university.}
“Coun. Stoner noted that the public narrative has changed since the B.C. Supreme Court’s landmark ‘Cowichan Tribes v. Canada’ ruling last summer, which said that the Cowichan hold Aboriginal title to lands on the Fraser River in Richmond. She noted that people have concerns, given the uncertainty they feel.
“The task force and {one-way} ‘reconciliation’ does, she said, open up the opportunity for dialogue “for understanding, for education, learning and sharing”.
{NO, it doesn’t. Because it’s all one-way, it’s actually producing the opposite effect…}
…
“We are all in this together, and we are trying to find our way through it. I would be lying if I said we all knew the answers, but … I think our council, our staff, our community—and I have {uncritically, because of our do-gooder racism} heard this from the Squamish ‘Nation’—this task force is committed to transparency, to engagement, to research and shared {one-way} ‘learning’; developing a framework that we can all feel comfortable with to move us forward on a stronger foundation, because we are all going to be here together no matter what. We can either battle it out in court, or we can build strong working relationships and move forward together”,
she said.
{Or we can end this disgusting, divisive, racist B.S. once and for all.
END RACE BASED LAW!}
…
“The District’s budget for the ‘Memorandum of Understanding’ priorities, including the “Land Back Task Force”, is $90,000 in the 2026 Financial Plan. In 2027 and beyond, $15, 000 will be allocated annually while the work continues. A District staff member/project coordinator is devoting time to implementing the MOU priorities. Other staff involved will incorporate this work in their general work plans, according to a District spokesperson.”
–‘Historical mission’: Squamish creates Land Back task force with Squamish ‘Nation’, sets mandate through 2028’,
Jennifer Thuncher, Squamish Chief, Mar. 18, 2026 – Updated Mar. 20, 2026
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And:
‘District of Squamish and Squamish Nation create ‘land back’ task force’,
Gordon Hoekstra, Vancouver Sun, Mar. 28, 2026
https://vancouversun.com/news/district-of-squamish-and-squamish-nation-create-land-back-task-force
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“Here we go! “Land Back” in Squamish! This Is Not Reconciliation!
The District of Squamish has now gone from their MOU to signing on to a “Land Back” Task Force with the Squamish ‘Nation’ and once again, the public hasn’t been involved and is being sold a narrative that doesn’t match the facts!
“Let’s be clear: this is not “land back”.
“This is a land transfer and seizure discussion, happening without a vote, without a referendum, and without clear consent from the people who actually live there. And the framing matters. The entity calling itself the “Squamish Nation” did not exist as a unified nation prior to 1923. What existed were separate coastal groups, with no central government, no capital, and no unified political structure. The modern entity was formed through administrative consolidation under the “Indian Act”, not through historic nationhood, and wasn’t prior. Yet today, this is being framed as “nation-to-nation”. It isn’t!
“This is a municipality entering into agreements that could shape land use and public assets with a body that residents do not elect, cannot vote out, and have no direct accountability over in any way. That’s not ‘reconciliation’. That’s governance without representation. Now look at the reality most people aren’t told:
“The Squamish already control over 21 sq. Kms. of reserve land, larger than the entire New Westminster, for a population of roughly 4,000. Meanwhile, Squamish itself has over 23,000 residents, responsible for infrastructure, services, and taxation, under full public accountability.
“Now we’re being told more land should be handed over? Why? This “Land Back Task Force” is designed to identify additional public lands for transfer or co-management, not through public mandate, but through internal secretive processes. That’s a big problem. Because no historical treaty in Canada ever created “nation-to-nation” sovereignty the way it’s being used today {!}. That language is a modern political construct pushed by revisionism and activism, now being used to justify real changes to land, laws, and governance, without equal input from citizens.
‘What reconciliation should actually look like, if “reconciliation” is the goal.’
“Then let’s be honest about what that means in 2026, not 1826. The simple facts are, Canada is settled and all have benefited. Communities are built, land has been transferred, developed, and integrated into functioning municipalities and regions. The path forward is not to reverse that. The path forward is equality.
“That means a common sense approach of transitioning native communities from the grey zone reserves into fully recognized villages, towns, and municipalities, integrated into their regional districts and provinces like every other community. This brings the same laws, same transparency, same accountability, and same opportunity.
“No parallel systems, no special carve-outs, and no decisions happening outside democratic oversight. That’s real reconciliation, not symbolic “land back” frameworks that divide instead of unite.
“I keep saying this and mean it: it’s time to take Action!
“From the residents of Squamish, to across B.C., all need to act now. At a minimum, contact your Mayor, Council, MLA, and MP by email, and mail it as well!
“Demand:
1. Full transparency on this task force
2. Public consultation.
3. A binding vote before any land decisions are made Because once land is transferred, it doesn’t come back.
“Bottom Line! This isn’t about denying history. It’s about refusing to rewrite the present.
“Land Back” is being used as a slogan, but behind it are real decisions about land, power, and governance. In a democratic country, those decisions belong to the people…”
https://x.com/CNDinshorts/status/2038281611800883710
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In other ‘Squamish’ tribe news:
‘Partners In Crime’
“Squamish ‘Nation’ says it is reviewing the Government of Canada’s new agreement recognizing Aboriginal rights and title for the Musqueam Indian Band, warning it will challenge any implication that the deal extends into any area that the Squamish consider to be ‘their traditional territory’.
“In a statement issued Tuesday, Squamish ‘Nation’ chairperson Wilson Williams said he is “deeply concerned”.
“Squamish ‘Nation’ noted it had not been consulted by the federal government before the agreements were announced and is now seeking clarity on their scope.
“Let us be clear: The Squamish ‘Nation’ government will defend and uphold our ‘inherent’ Aboriginal rights and title”,
said Williams in the statement…
“Any implication that another ‘Nation’s agreement could extend into Squamish Territory will be challenged.”
{And so, we’re back to Indian territorial wars. Only this time, it’s court wars, where taxpayers pay while everyone else – particularly the legal profession – cashes in.}
“The area considered {by the Squamish} to be the ‘traditional territory’ of the Squamish overlaps substantially with Musqueam’s {claimed} ‘traditional territory’. Squamish considers its territory to include a big part of Metro Vancouver and the surrounding area; most of Vancouver, the three North Shore municipalities; northern areas of Burnaby, parts of Port Moody and Coquitlam; the lands on both sides of Howe Sound along the Sea to Sky corridor, including Squamish; Whistler; the mountainous, forested watersheds that feed Metro Vancouver’s drinking water reservoirs; and areas as far north as Mount Elaho.
“In Summer 2025, the provincial government — through a technical forest stewardship and land-use agreement — added about 49,325 acres (200 sq. km.) of land under the direct influence of the Squamish ‘Nation’. These lands are primarily located on provincial Crown lands within the area the Squamish considers to be its ‘traditional territory’.
“Williams said it has formally requested an urgent meeting with federal officials to obtain full transparency about the Musqueam agreements and any potential implications for Squamish lands and interests.
“They have also launched a comprehensive legal review of the agreements. While the federal government has said the deal does not affect the rights of other ‘First Nations’ {Indian tribes/Bands}, Squamish leaders said they are independently verifying that claim and will take steps if necessary to protect their jurisdiction and title.
“Despite the concerns, Williams emphasized that Squamish hopes to maintain positive relations with Musqueam, describing them as their “relatives”.
“Williams said Squamish will oppose any process that undermines its rights.
“It remains our hope that we will continue to maintain a positive relationship with our relatives at Musqueam”,
he continued.
“However, Squamish ‘Nation’ will challenge any process or agreement that undermines or disregards our rights, title, or jurisdiction.”
“Musqueam and Squamish, along with the Tsleil-Waututh ‘First Nation’, also have major financial stakes in their co-owned, for-profit real estate development company, ‘MST Development’, which is spearheading multi-billion-dollar, high-density, mixed-use residential development projects in Vancouver, entailing the ‘Heather Lands’ — a revised rezoning application proposing additional residential density will be considered at a Vancouver City Council public hearing this week — and the ‘Jericho Lands’.
“Over the years, these three ‘First Nations’ have described themselves as having close relations, attributing this in part to the 2010 Winter Olympics, which brought them together for the first time in generations {!?!}. They have remained close ever since. They will also reprise their role as the ‘host’ ‘First Nations’ {The taxpayers are the only real ‘hosts’} for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Vancouver, with the provincial government providing each ‘First Nation’ with $6 million, for a total of $18 million, for their ‘cultural contributions’ {? They didn’t invent soccer/football} and to ‘create legacies’ in their own communities.
{‘It’s Only Money, Right?’ (FIFA Payoff) {Dec.4, 2025}:
“Is this payoff being done to ensure that the World Cup games are held without disruption? If so, there are a lot of other Tribes/Bands/Extended Families that are going to need to be ‘compensated’, as well…
“The Government of British Columbia has allocated $18 million to the three host ‘First Nations’ {Indian Tribes}—Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh—for their role in hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with each ‘nation’ receiving $6 million.”
https://endracebasedlaw.ca/2025/12/04/its-only-money-right/ }
“Squamish ‘Nation’ is also behind the massive ‘Senakw’ rental housing complex being built on its reserve lands at the south end of the Burrard Street Bridge. By the early 2030s, when all four phases are complete, ‘Senakw’ is expected to include more than 6,000 rental homes for up to 9,000 residents, with the first phase’s roughly 1,400 units slated to be ready for tenancy in Summer, 2026.
“It has previously been estimated that over the decades-long lifespan of the ‘Senakw’ buildings, rental income generated by the project could reach at least $20 billion. Squamish Nation retains a 50% interest in the first and second phases and will hold 100% ownership of the third and fourth phases. Revenue from ‘Senakw’ alone will place Squamish ‘Nation’ among the wealthier ‘Indigenous’ communities in Canada, largely due to the value and development potential of its urban reserve land in False Creek — not including its other urban reserves at North Shore waterfront locations.
“Musqueam is also among several parties — including the provincial and federal governments, City of Richmond, and others — appealing the Supreme Court of B.C.’s August 2025 decision granting the Vancouver Island-based ‘Cowichan Tribes’ Aboriginal title over a large area of both public and private lands in southeast Richmond.
“Musqueam argues that this Richmond area is a part of their ‘traditional territory’, and have joined the effort to have the decision overturned. During the years-long court trial, Musqueam questioned the legitimacy and existence of the ‘Cowichan Tribes’.”
–‘Squamish Nation warns it will challenge Musqueam Nation’s federal agreement if territory is affected’,
Kenneth Chan, Daily Hive, Mar. 3 2026
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“Through a technical forest stewardship and land use agreement with the Government of British Columbia, the Squamish ‘Nation’ has effectively added approximately 49,325 acres — about 200 square kilometres — of land within its direct influence. These lands are primarily located on provincial Crown lands.
“To put this into perspective, this is equivalent to more than 49 Stanley Parks, about 1.75 times the size of the City of Vancouver, or roughly the combined area of the cities of Vancouver and Burnaby.
“The consequential agreement, as a historic measure of {one-way} ‘reconciliation’, was formalized late last week during a signing ceremony held at the peak of the Sea to Sky Gondola, which is just north of one of the 33 newly-established ‘cultural sites’ under the ‘First Nation’. Such ‘cultural sites’ are recognized as areas of historical and cultural importance, preventing harvesting, new roads, and other tenures, such as development.
“These cultural sites span both sides of Howe Sound and along the Sea to Sky Corridor, with the southernmost sites being near Langdale on the Sunshine Coast and near Lions Bay on the Sea to Sky Highway, and the northernmost sites being two small portions of Whistler Olympic Park. The single largest cultural site is on Gambier Island, and one of the most prominent is the Squamish Estuary Wildlife Management Area just west of downtown Squamish.
“In addition to the cultural sites, there are six additional sites deemed to be “Special Cultural Management Areas” (SCMAs), where the ‘First Nation’ can practice some logging as an economic opportunity under a set of guidelines. These SCMAs are located near Furry Creek, Stawamus Chief Mountain, Cheekeye Ridge, and Ashlu Ridge, and the single largest area spans the west side of Howe Sound just northwest of Gambier Island.
“Additionally, the new agreement recognized several unresolved areas from previous negotiations dating back to 2007, which are now formally acknowledged as important to the Squamish ‘Nation’.
“Notations of interest will be placed to protect these “outstanding” areas until further agreements are reached in the future, which span very significant areas immediately to the north, west, and south of the Resort Municipality of Whistler and Whistler Blackcomb. This includes Rainbow Mountain, and most of the Callaghan Valley, including Whistler Olympic Park, as well as a major area of Garibaldi Provincial Park around Cheakamus Lake — immediately south of Whistler Mountain — including Overlord Mountain, Cheakamus Mountain, and The Black Tusk.
“…The ‘First Nation’ can now harvest up to about 24,216 acres (98 sq. km.) of the Timber Harvesting Land Base that was previously deferred during the decades-long negotiations.
“The areas generally fall within what the Squamish ‘Nation’ ‘considers to be’ its ‘traditional territory’, which spans a vast area between the northern areas of Metro Vancouver and the Pemberton Icefield glacier, including both sides of Howe Sound. In stark contrast, the ‘First Nation’s reserves in Metro Vancouver, Squamish, and other areas have a combined total land area of about 5,250 acres (21 sq. km.) — equivalent to an area that is 33% larger than the City of New Westminster.
“This agreement is a major step forward in asserting our ‘Nation’s {invented} role as stewards of our lands. This will ensure our cultural sites and key environmental areas are protected for future generations”.
said Wilson Williams, a councillor and elected spokesperson for the Squamish ‘Nation’, in a statement.
{‘The Myth of Aboriginal Environmental Stewardship’
“Nothing is so pernicious as the profoundly-racist notion that somehow ‘indigenous peoples’ are genetically endowed with a special relationship, a spiritual kinship, with nature that makes them superior caretakers of the land … Why is so much weight afforded to what is essentially raw, localized experience? If you strip away its spiritual accoutrements, you’re left with little more than the same wisdom that allows a fisherman to gauge impending weather, or derive crude conclusions on the state of fish stocks… Surely, this is common sense. A person of any race or background can, at least in theory, be equally capable of protecting or destroying the environment.”
https://endracebasedlaw.wordpress.com/2016/05/11/the-myth-of-aboriginal-environmental-stewardship/ }
…
“This agreement between the Squamish ‘Nation’ and the provincial government over Crown lands highlights the growing role of {so-called} ‘Indigenous stewardship’ in B.C.’s natural spaces.
{‘Mother Earth?’
“We are constantly lectured about how ‘white man’ needs to understand our relationship with ‘Mother Earth’, the way that aboriginals ‘inherently’ do. It will therefore come as a surprise to many that ‘Mother Earth’ as a concept in Canadian culture is European in origin and has virtually no history or connection with aboriginal culture or belief – and that’s according to aboriginal elders and scholars.”
https://endracebasedlaw.wordpress.com/2016/09/19/mother-earth/ }
“But this is also an issue that has stirred debate in other areas, particularly at the northernmost end of the Sea to Sky Corridor. Most notably, the sudden closures by the Lil’wat and N’Quatqua ‘First Nations’ of the popular area of Joffre Lakes {Public!} Provincial Park in recent years have sparked immense public controversy and shone a light on tensions between recreational access, the collective good of the general public, and Indigenous rights.
{‘Public Isn’t ‘Public’ Any More’ {Aug.29, 2023}:
“More Race Based Law…
This is supposed to be a PUBLIC Provincial park, for ALL people!
“All Camping Reservations and Day-Use Passes will be cancelled by B.C. Parks.”
“Joffre Lakes Provincial Park will be closed until September 30, 2023. The Líl’wat and N’Quatqua ‘First Nations’ say the closure is in support of a harvest celebration in the area they call “Pipi7iyekw” and ‘widely-known’ {legally-known} as Joffre Lakes Park.”
https://endracebasedlaw.ca/2023/08/29/public-isnt-public-any-more/ }
“Since then, the Lil’wat and N’Quatqua ‘First Nations’ have formalized a new visitor management approach with the provincial government that includes scheduled closures — known as “reconnection periods”. For 2025, these scheduled closures of Joffre Lake Provincial Park by ‘First Nations’ are scheduled over three separate weeks-long periods during the very busy season for recreational activity and tourism {!}, including April 25 to May 19, June 13 to 27, and Aug. 22 to Oct. 23.
“All of this also comes against the backdrop of the provincial government’s February 2024 decision to pause proposed {foolish} amendments to the “Land Act” to vastly expand ‘First’ Nations influence over the decisions of how provincial Crown lands are used. It would have required joint or consent-based decision-making across nearly 95% of provincial land. But amid intense public and political backlash — including concerns that the changes would grant ‘First Nations’ effective veto powers, undermine property rights, discourage investment in B.C., and jeopardize the province’s long-term economic needs and collective public interest — the provincial government ultimately paused the process.”
–‘B.C. government adds 49,000 acres of land near Howe Sound and the Sea to Sky Corridor to the territory of the Squamish Nation’,
Kenneth Chan, Daily Hive, July 2, 2025
https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/bc-squamish-nation-land-use-planning-agreement
The Squamish ‘Nation’ is after far more than just the District of Squamish. Their filed – but unproven – land claim also encompasses most of Vancouver:…
See also:
‘Squamish Criminal’s ‘Aboriginal Privilege’’ (Gladue) {Mar.26, 2014}:
“Yet another example of legal ‘Aboriginal Privilege’. She only served 1/4 of her sentence…
“A former councillor of the Squamish ‘Nation’ {a ‘nation’ of 4,388 people} who defrauded the tribe out of more than $855,000 has been granted day parole after serving one year in prison for her crimes. Former ‘Nation’ co-chair and department head Krisandra Lenore Jacobs, 59, was handed a four-year jail sentence a year ago in North Vancouver provincial court after previously being found guilty of fraud and theft, following a lengthy {therefore, expensive} trial.”
https://endracebasedlaw.ca/2024/03/26/squamish-criminals-aboriginal-privilege/
‘Time to Panic in British Columbia’ {Mar.2, 2026}:
“We, the {1,514} Musqueam people openly and publicly declare and affirm {to the 3 million people of the Vancouver Lower Mainland} that we hold aboriginal title to {your} land and ‘aboriginal rights’ to exercise use of {your} land, the sea and fresh waters, and all their resources within that territory occupied and used by our ancestors…”
—‘Musqueam Declaration’
‘Government of Canada’s landmark agreement recognizes Musqueam ‘First Nation’s Aboriginal title in Metro Vancouver’
“…A February 20 federal news release that received virtually no media coverage.
“The agreement creates a structured framework for gradually implementing Musqueam’s authority in decision-making over much of the Lower Mainland’s lands and waters. Their {claimed but unproven} ‘traditional territory’ includes the region’s mountainous, forested watershed that feed into Metro Vancouver’s drinking water reservoirs, as well as West Vancouver, North Vancouver City, North Vancouver District, Vancouver, the University of British Columbia, the University Endowment Lands, Burnaby, Port Moody, Anmore, Belcarra, New Westminster, Richmond, Vancouver International Airport, the northern areas of Delta and Surrey, and the waterways.”
https://endracebasedlaw.com/2026/03/02/time-to-panic-in-british-columbia/
‘Who Owns British Columbia?’
“It should be noted that ‘aboriginal title’ was considered “extinguished” by successive B.C. governments for almost 150 years. Then, it suddenly made its reappearance when it was imposed on B.C. by an Ottawa-based Supreme Court.”
https://endracebasedlaw.wordpress.com/2016/07/22/who-owns-british-columbia/
‘Aboriginal Land Title Supercedes Property Ownership?’ (Videos) {Jan.2, 2026}:
“For those of you who prefer watching (or listening) instead of reading, here’s a sample of videos relating to the potential loss of property ownership in Canada:
‘UPDATE: Another Treaty Adjustment {So You Think You Own Land?)’ {Dec.15, 2025}:
“A legendary Ontario public beach has seen its ownership transferred to a local Indian Band who changed the name. The Court of Appeal’s landmark decision is the first time that a court has found that an Aboriginal interest in land overrides a fee simple title held by private landowners.”
https://endracebasedlaw.ca/2025/12/15/update-another-treaty-adjustment-so-you-think-you-own-land/
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