Aboriginal Peoples definition
Aboriginal Peoples means the peoples of the Aboriginal race of Australia;
Aboriginal Peoples means persons who are Indians, Inuit or Métis;
Aboriginal Peoples shall have the meaning ascribed to such term in Section 3.1(vv)(i).
Examples of Aboriginal Peoples in a sentence
To the knowledge of the Company, no Aboriginal Claim is threatened by any Aboriginal Peoples which would materially affect or materially impair the Company’s or any Subsidiary’s right, title or interest in the Elk Creek Project or Company Mining Rights.
More Definitions of Aboriginal Peoples
Aboriginal Peoples means any aboriginal peoples of the United States or Mexico, including Native Americans, including any Tribes in Nevada, and any group of aboriginal peoples, including Tribal Councils;
Aboriginal Peoples means any peoples native to Canada that may claim or have a right or interest in or to the Property that is dependent upon treaty rights, constitutional, or other lawful non-contractual rights or powers.
Aboriginal Peoples means any aboriginal peoples of Canada, including First Nation, Inuit and Métis peoples of Canada, and any group of aboriginal peoples, including Tribal or Métis Councils;
Aboriginal Peoples means any aboriginal peoples of the United States, including Native Americans, including any federally-recognized Tribes in Nevada, and any group of aboriginal peoples, including Tribal governments.
Aboriginal Peoples means peoples of the Aboriginal race of Australia; "native title"—see section 4;
Aboriginal Peoples means persons who are Frist Nations, Inuit or Métis;
Aboriginal Peoples means “Indian Band” as defined by the federal Indian Act. Usually, this will refer to the thirteen (13) Mi’kmaq Indian Bands and reserve lands in Nova Scotia, but it could also refer to any of the over three hundred and twenty (320) Indian Bands in Canada. First Nations Family includes any registered dependent child or member of a First Nations family;