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This shape file includes settled and unsettled land claims. Unsettled
land claims with no known boundaries includes the following: ALGONQUINS
OF PIKWAKANAGAN (GOLDEN LAKE) (ONTARIO). No outline data. Shown as a
point symbol. INAC Claim Category "Other Claims". - QUEBEC
ALGONQUIN CLAIM (QUEBEC). Shown as a point symbol. INAC Claim Category
"Claims Awaiting A Decision Re: Acceptance Or Rejection
(INAC)". Other unsettled land claims (known boundaries) include
the following outstanding land claims (several are overlapping claims),
listed by INAC Claim Category: CLAIMS IN NEGOTIATION (INAC 1999) -
DOGRIB CLAIM TREATY 11. Mapped based on NWT NORTH SLAVE REGION. Overlaps
with Treaty 8 Dene. - TREATY 8 DENE. Shown as overlapping claim with
Dogrib Claim. ATIKAMEKW AND MONTAGNAIS CLAIMS (QUEBEC/LB). Mapped using
general outline. Shown for Quebec and as part of NF/LB overlapping
claims. - MAKIVIK CLAIM - OFFSHORE (N.W.T.) AND LABRADOR (ONSHORE AND
OFFSHORE). Shown as part of NF/LB overlapping claims. - LABRADOR INUIT
ASSOCIATION (LIA) CLAIM (NFLD. AND LABRADOR). Shown as part of NF/LB
overlapping claims. - INNU NATION CLAIM (NFLD. AND LABRADOR). Shown as
part of NF/LB overlapping claims. - CLAIMS IN BC. Nisga'a - ratified by
Nisga'a, BC parliament, awaiting federal ratification; Sechelt have
reach AIP; almost all the province has outstanding land claims. All of
BC is shown as overlapping claims. - YUKON UMBRELLA AGREEMENT SETTLEMENT
AREA (1993). This area is approximated using Yukon First Nation
Traditional Territory boundaries. Seven First Nations have reached
settlement, with a further 7 continuing land claim negotiations. As
Yukon Umbrella Agreement deliberations are ongoing, the entire Yukon is
shown as having outstanding land claims. OTHER PROCESSES (INAC 1999) -
SOUTH SLAVE METIS TRIBAL COUNCIL - SOUTH SLAVE REGION (Treaty 8). Shown
as part of overlapping claims in NWT SOUTH SLAVE REGION. - SALT RIVER
FIRST NATION (N.W.T.). Shown as part of overlapping claims in NWT SOUTH
SLAVE REGION - DEH CHO FN - DEH CHO REGION (Treaty 8). Mapped based on
NWT DEH CHO REGION. CLAIMS AWAITING A DECISION RE: ACCEPTANCE OR
REJECTION (INAC 1999) - LABRADOR METIS ASSOCIATION (NFLD. AND LABRADOR).
NOTE that "It is the preliminary federal position that the LMN
claim cannot be accepted for negotiation under the Comprehensive Land
Claims Policy" (INAC). Shown as part of overlapping claims in
NF/LB. - NASKAPI OF QUEBEC (SCHEFFERVILLE) COMPREHENSIVE LAND CLAIM
(NFLD. AND LABRADOR) Shown as part of overlapping claims in NF/LB. -
MIAWPUKEK MI'KAMAWEY MAWI'OMI (CONNE RIVER MIKMAQ BAND OF NEWFOUNDLAND)
(NFLD. AND LABRADOR). Shown as part of overlapping claims in NF/LB. On
the other hand, modern settled land claims include the following: James
Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement (1977); b) The Northeastern Quebec
Agreement (1978); c) The Inuvialuit Final Agreement (1984); d) The
Gwich'in Agreement (1992) (NWT AND YUKON); e) The Nunavut Land Claims
Agreement (1993); f) The Sahtu Dene and Metis Agreement (1994). NOTE:
The following two land claims were not included: - ACCEPTED CLAIM
AWAITING NEGOTIATIONS (INAC 1999) CREES OF QUEBEC OFFSHORE ISLANDS CLAIM
(N.W.T.). Not shown due to scale limitations. This claim concerns small
islands off the northern shore of Quebec and Labrador. - REJECTED CLAIMS
(INAC 1999) OJIBWAY OF PIC RIVER FIRST NATION (ONTARIO). This land claim
was rejected by the Federal Treaty Commision. First nation settlements
and land claim areas are approximate only. Land Claim areas are subject
to change. Areas shown as overlapping land claims may include some lands
where there is in fact only one First Nation land claim. These areas
have been generalized to provincial and territorial boundaries for
presentation purposes.
Data Provided By:
Global Forest Watch Canada
Content date:
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Citation:
Title: First Nations Settled and Unsettled Land Claims in Canada Credits: Global Forest Watch Canada Publication Date: 2000 Publisher: Global Forest Watch, World Resources Institute Online Linkages:
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