Examples of Section 35 Rights in a sentence
The ACFN were also concerned that constitutionally‐protected Section 35 Rights would not be considered in the NNL planning process (ACFN IRC, 2009).
However, for the standard active vocabulary (right panel), the two trajectories disassociate much earlier, almost from the beginning, signifying that the standard language vocabularies in 1982 and 2017 are considerably more dissimilar.
The CCT is aware of SNN’s submissions to the Commission, as reflected in the following documents:• C14767 SNN, Bearspaw First Nation Section 35 Rights Impact Assessment Report• C14768 SNN, Chiniki First Nation Section 35 Rights Impact Assessment Report• C14769 SNN, Wesley First Nation Section 35 Rights Impact Assessment ReportThe Crown Submission also reflects what the CCT heard from SNN during consultation activities up to the date it was filed.
Generally, the socio‐economic analysis in the Applications does not provide adequate information on Aboriginal practices, customs and traditions and socio‐economic status to determine the effects of these projects on their socioeconomic situation and on their Section 35 Rights.
Canada, British Columbia and all other persons do not have any obligations in respect of any aboriginal rights, including aboriginal title, that Ditidaht / Pacheedaht may have to the extent that those rights, including title, might be in any way other than, or different in attributes or geographic extent, from the Ditidaht / Pacheedaht Section 35 Rights set out in the Treaty.
Before concluding the Treaty, British Columbia and Ditidaht / Pacheedaht will negotiate a government to government Engagement Side Agreement to take effect on Effective Date, which will establish a collaborative process to evaluate potential impacts on Ditidaht / Pacheedaht Section 35 Rights by authorized uses or dispositions of provincial Crown land which may occur within the Ditidaht / Pacheedaht Plant Gathering Area.
This Agreement exhaustively sets out the Section 35 Rights of Tsawwassen First Nation, their attributes, the geographic extent of those rights, and the limitations to those rights to which the Parties have agreed, and those rights are:a.
The CCT encouraged SNN to continue to share how its methodology set out in SNN’s Section 35 Rights Assessment Report for this proposed Project differs from the Commission’s assessment process.
Where Canada or British Columbia enters into a treaty or a land claims agreement, within the meaning of sections 25 and 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982, with any other aboriginal people, and that treaty or land claims agreement adversely affects Ditidaht / Pacheedaht Section 35 Rights as set out in the Treaty, Canada or British Columbia, or both, as the case may be, will provide Ditidaht / Pacheedaht with additional or replacement rights or other appropriate remedies.
Ditidaht / Pacheedaht has reasonable access to provincial Crown lands to allow for the exercise of Ditidaht’s / Pacheedaht’s Section 35 Rights, including use of resources for purposes incidental to the normal exercise of those rights, provided that such access and incidental use of resources are in accordance with Federal or Provincial Law.