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Metis and there collective rights
The North West resistance helped protect the Metis lands and what is now today Saskatchewan for the metis it was a way to acert there rights it was an attempt to over throw canadas athourity. -
The metis collective rights 1869-1870
The canadian government passed the Manatoba act that established land rights for the metis.They had gotten more than 500,000 hectairs of land. -
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1869-1870
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metis collective rights
Government issued a script to the Metis and they had a choice to accsept the script or to become treaty "indians" and in the veiw of the government the metis did not have the same land rights as the aboriginals and in the veiw of the metis they have rights to land as aboriginals. -
metis collective rights 1896-1910
metis settelers established farms at st paul. Metis near what now is st paul alberta on land provided by the chatholic church the metis did not have title to this land and had to leave when the settlement was closed. -
government set aside land for metis.
The canadian government had provided 12 temporary settlements for the metis people.It was the first time the candaian government had provided the metis with land. -
metis collective rights 1940-1960
The temporary settlements were not giving the metis coltrol of The land. When four of the settlements proved unsuitable for farming fishing and hunting the settlements were closed and the land was given back to the government of canada. -
The meti collective rights
The metis lobbied for rights as aboriginals.and they where granted that right in the canadian government. -
The metis collective rights.
The metis had gotten permanent settlements from the government and they had gotten the right to let the metis mannage there own afairs and let the metis people help with the production of oil and gas on there settlements. -
metis collective rights.
The supremecourt ruled thet the metis have the rights to hunt and fish as an aboriginal. -
metis collective rights
The metis could hunt and fish with out lisences as aboriginals. -
metis collective rights
The metis in manatoba launched a court case asking compensation for the land that was prommised in the manatoba act and was not delivered.The metis did not win the court case and still do not have the land.
