Indigenous Resource Rights Flashcards

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failure to consult is grounds to quash a decision on purely procedural basis.

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true

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Metis and status Indian mean the same thing and can be used interchangeably.

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false

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3
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the Inuit were the first to sign treaties even before Canada became a country.

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false

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4
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the duty to consult rulings, the onus to consult is on the project initiator and not the government.

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false

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5
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the duty to consult is triggered as a law threshold.

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true

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6
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due to duty to consult rulings, there is always an obligation to reach an agreement.

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false

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7
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Saskatchewan is part of the Metis homeland.

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true

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8
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at one time Metis people were known as half breeds.

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true

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9
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The question of what each party truly meant during the treaty negotiations arose almost immediately

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This uncertainty has been attributed to all except? Couldn’t get aboriginals and British in one location at one time due to their warring nature.

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10
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Which duty to consult case was the first to go all the way to the supreme court of Canada.

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haida nation vs. bc government

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11
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The Powley case took place where?

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ontario

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12
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Refers to rights that cannot be sold, surrendered, or transferred to someone else especially a natural right such as the right to own property nonrefundable?

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Inalienable

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13
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The ___ word means completely free from constitutional or other restraint or limitation?

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PEI

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14
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The numbered Canadian treaties concluded within which 50-year period?

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1871-1921

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15
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In 1876 the government of Canada arbitrarily passed ___ imposing several oppressive restrictions on first nation peoples?

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indian act

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16
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This treaty was concluded at fort Qu’Appelle and involved the Cree and Salteaux Indians of southeastern Saskatchewan?

16
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Years of each treaty?

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Treaty 2- 1871, treaty 4- 1874, treaty 5- 1875, treaty 60 1876, treaty 8- 1899, treaty 10- 1906

17
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Aboriginal rights are those rights which people have due to?

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Traditional use and occupancy of lands

17
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This treaty concluded in 1906 with the Cree and Chipewyan Indians of northwestern Saskatchewan?

18
Q

Ruperts land has been granted to? The

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Hudson Bay company

19
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Which 4 treaties are most prominent in Saskatchewan

20
Q

Certain provisions of the Indian act terminated status Indians in various ways/circumstances, including all except?

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Failure to practice laws and customs of Indians.

21
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A status Indian who belongs to a first nation that signed a treaty with the crown.

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Treaty Indian

22
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What bill featured entitlement of “Indian” status to woman who had previously lost their status through marriage to non-Indians?

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Which duty to consult case was the first case to go all the way to the BC court of appeals?
halfway rivers vs. BC
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Aboriginal Rights are those rights which people have due to what?
stature 35 of the constitution
25
Which one of these were not a promise to those Aboriginals signing a land Treaty?
buffalo populations return to normal
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The “Metis Homeland” includes a part of or all of these locations except: a) Northern States such as North Dakota, Minnesota, etc. b) Southern portion of the NWT c) Eastern British Columbia d) The three prairie provinces e) Eastern and Northern Quebec
e
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The Inuit are known to live at all of these locations except: a) Western British Columbia b) Northern Labrador c) Nunavut d) North-West Territories e) Northern parts of Quebec
a
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The area of land in West Central North America used and occupied as the Traditional territory of the Metis or Half-Breeds (as they were known):
prince ruperts land
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Certain provisions of the above-noted statute (question 14) terminated status of Indians in various circumstances, including all except: a) Marriage of an Indian woman to a non-Indian b) Failure to practice laws and customs of Indians c) Educational achievement d) Military service e) Voluntary enfranchisement
d
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What Bill returned entitlement of “Indian” Status to women who had previously lost their status through marriage to non-Indians?
Bill c-31
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Which two Treaties have the “Least” land in Saskatchewan?
2, 5
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