Resolving Conflict between Canada’s Indigenous Peoples and the Crown through Modern Treaties: Yukon Case History
This article presents an example of how modern treaties with Yukon First Nations have created a foundation for co-relational involvement in the direction and control of land and resource management throughout Canada’s subnational region of Yukon, approximately 470,000 square kilometers in size. The...
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ftunivmassboston:oai:scholarworks.umb.edu:nejpp-1745 2023-05-15T16:14:54+02:00 Resolving Conflict between Canada’s Indigenous Peoples and the Crown through Modern Treaties: Yukon Case History Cameron, Kirk 2019-05-01T07:00:00Z application/pdf https://scholarworks.umb.edu/nejpp/vol31/iss1/4 https://scholarworks.umb.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1745&context=nejpp unknown ScholarWorks at UMass Boston https://scholarworks.umb.edu/nejpp/vol31/iss1/4 https://scholarworks.umb.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1745&context=nejpp New England Journal of Public Policy Yukon First Nations modern treaties governmental power governance Canada Indigenous Indian and Aboriginal Law Indigenous Studies Peace and Conflict Studies Public Policy text 2019 ftunivmassboston 2022-05-02T16:47:12Z This article presents an example of how modern treaties with Yukon First Nations have created a foundation for co-relational involvement in the direction and control of land and resource management throughout Canada’s subnational region of Yukon, approximately 470,000 square kilometers in size. The modern treaties with eleven of the fourteen Yukon First Nations create assessment and management structures where appointment to these bodies are nominations not only from the territorial and federal governments but from the Yukon First Nations. The rights captured in the treaties are protected under Canada’s supreme law, the Constitution Act, 1982. The treaty relationship has effectively changed conflict. No longer is the Indigenous population (approximately 25 percent of the territory) alienated from government powers that control land and resources. The structures set out under the modern treaties provide shared ownership of the institutions that either control or have extensive influence over critical aspects of governing the territory: land, water, surface and subsurface resources, heritage, wildlife, fish, and the environment. Text First Nations Yukon University of Massachusetts Boston: ScholarWorks at UMass Canada Indian Yukon |
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This article presents an example of how modern treaties with Yukon First Nations have created a foundation for co-relational involvement in the direction and control of land and resource management throughout Canada’s subnational region of Yukon, approximately 470,000 square kilometers in size. The modern treaties with eleven of the fourteen Yukon First Nations create assessment and management structures where appointment to these bodies are nominations not only from the territorial and federal governments but from the Yukon First Nations. The rights captured in the treaties are protected under Canada’s supreme law, the Constitution Act, 1982. The treaty relationship has effectively changed conflict. No longer is the Indigenous population (approximately 25 percent of the territory) alienated from government powers that control land and resources. The structures set out under the modern treaties provide shared ownership of the institutions that either control or have extensive influence over critical aspects of governing the territory: land, water, surface and subsurface resources, heritage, wildlife, fish, and the environment. |
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