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ERBL ep9 – How The Aboriginal Industry Wins In Court – With Gerry Gagnon And Michele Tittler



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โ€˜How The Aboriginal Industry Wins In Courtโ€™ {September 16, 2015}:

โ€œIn Indian treaty rights cases, the standards of evidence and logic are not what they are elsewhereโ€ฆ In these trials by history (i.e, law office history), watching the highly-skilled, forceful attorneys at work serving the Indian cause was a thoroughly eye-opening experience. From them, I learned much about the selective use โ€” and suppression of โ€” historical and anthropological evidenceโ€ฆโ€

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ERBL ep6 – GLADUE – What Happened To Legal Equality – With Gerry Gagnon And Michele Tittler


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โ€˜What Happened To Legal Equality?โ€™ (Gladue) {Apr.4, 2024}:

โ€œIn attempting to cope with the high proportion of aboriginals in Canadian prisons, Parliament and our judicial leadership have unfortunately resorted to differential treatment based on race/heritage. It’s called ‘Gladue’, after the name of the Supreme Court case. The Court, instead of doing its duty and tossing out the discriminatory legislation, sided with ‘aboriginal exceptionalism’, and extended Segregation into court sentencing…โ€

https://endracebasedlaw.wordpress.com/2024/04/04/what-happened-to-legal-equality/

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โ€˜What Happened To Legal Equality?โ€™


Justice isn’t blind in Canada, it’s racist.

In attempting to cope with the high proportion of aboriginals in Canadian prisons, Parliament and our judicial leadership have unfortunately resorted to differential treatment based on Race/heritage. It’s called ‘Gladue’, after the name of a Supreme Court case. The Court, instead of doing its duty and tossing out the discriminatory legislation, sided with ‘aboriginal exceptionalism’, and extended Segregation into court sentencing:

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โ€˜The Illegal Lobster Fishery Is Backโ€™


โ€œIn 2020, the Sipekne’katik โ€˜First Nationโ€™ {a โ€˜nationโ€™ of 2,893 people, formerly known as the Shubenacadie Band} issued lobster licences, saying they could sell their catch outside the federally-regulated season.โ€

This time, in court:

โ€œThree years after a โ€˜First Nationโ€™ {Aboriginal tribe} started a self-regulated lobster fishery that sparked protests and violence in Nova Scotia, federal prosecutors are pressing ahead with charges against dozens of โ€˜Indigenousโ€™ {sic} โ€˜fishersโ€™ {sic}, some of whom are planning constitutional challenges.ย 

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โ€˜Race Based Court Decisions Damaging Economyโ€™


โ€œWhat has happened to โ€˜Trans Mountainโ€™ is not surprising. This is the third time in 12 years that the Federal Court has blocked a major pipeline proposal on grounds of โ€˜insufficient consultationโ€™ {with only aboriginal Bands, NOT the rest of Canadians}, following the Mackenzie Valley natural-gas pipeline in 2006 and the Northern Gateway oil pipeline in 2016. In each case, the proposal was backed by many โ€˜First Nationsโ€™ {aboriginal} and Mรฉtis {mixed race} organizations, but a small number of โ€˜First Nationsโ€™ (six, in the case of Trans Mountain) were able to get a court to rule that some phase of โ€˜consultationโ€™ had been inadequate.ย 

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‘Surprise, Surprise: Sanity Prevails’


โ€œA landmark decision released…by Canada’s top court paves the way for development of the โ€˜Jumbo Glacierโ€™ resort in the Kootenays region of British Columbia, despite strong objections from the Ktunaxa โ€˜Nationโ€™.ย 

โ€œThe โ€˜nationโ€™ was fighting the approval of a ski resort in an area held โ€˜sacredโ€™ to them and had argued that allowing the mega-project โ€˜Jumbo Glacier Resortโ€™ to go ahead would irreparably harm their spiritual beliefs and practices โ€” a violation of their charter right to religious freedom.
{For the background, see below…}

โ€œThe ruling came out before the sun came up over the Ktunaxa โ€˜Nationโ€™ on Thursday morning, located more than 3,000 kilometres away from the Supreme Court of Canada, in southeastern B.C.. Continue reading ‘Surprise, Surprise: Sanity Prevails’

โ€˜Supreme Court Dividing Canadiansโ€™


The Canadian taxpayers are now expected to pay for even more ‘dependents’, land claims, etc., as Canadian lawyers continue to divide Canadians into two separate racial and legal categories:ย ERBLSupremeCourtDividingCanadians800x800โ€œThe Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that tens of thousands {600,000} of Mรฉtis and non-status Indians are the responsibility of the federal government, ending a 17-year court battle.

โ€œIn a unanimous ruling that may serve now as a starting point for those pursuing land claims and additional government services, the court held that non-status Indians and Mรฉtis are considered “Indians” under โ€˜section 91(24)โ€™ of the โ€˜1867 Constitutional Actโ€™.ย  Continue reading โ€˜Supreme Court Dividing Canadiansโ€™

‘Supremes Get It Wrong Again’


โ€œSimply claiming aboriginal title is now enough to bring forward litigation against private parties โ€” litigation that was previously only brought against provincial and federal governmentsโ€ฆ ย 

โ€œWith an increase in litigation, this ruling could put all current and future economic development projects in jeopardy, especially in provinces such as British Columbia, where more than 100% of the province is currently under claim by โ€˜First Nationsโ€™.โ€ ย ERBLSupremesGetItWrongAgain800x800โ€œAn unprecedented Supreme Court decision, allowing two B.C. โ€˜First Nationsโ€™ to file for damages against aluminum industry giant ‘Rio Tinto’, could have dire implications for economic development projects across the country, concludes a new study released today by the โ€˜Fraser Instituteโ€™โ€ฆย  Continue reading ‘Supremes Get It Wrong Again’

‘Canadian Courts Making Things Worse’


When it comes to Race Based Law, Canadian courts โ€“ in particular, the Supreme Court of Canada โ€“ have been continuallyย extending theirย reach. The resulting confusion has produced a continual increase in court cases while, at the same time, discouraging investment. This is a bad deal for Canadians on both counts {steering financial resources away from economic development, and towards economically-unproductive law firms and academic ‘experts’} and, unless we change direction, itโ€™s bound to get worse.ERBLCanadianCourtsMakingThingsWorse800x800โ€˜Canadaโ€™s courts create uncertainty on โ€˜aboriginal rightsโ€™

โ€œSupreme Court of Canada decisions on the โ€˜duty to consult aboriginal peoplesโ€™ and the interpretation of modern treaties have begun to suggest that so-called โ€˜comprehensive land claimsโ€™ agreements may not be so โ€˜comprehensiveโ€™ after all {!?!}.

โ€œCOURTS have shown a willingness to REINTERPRET AND GO BEYOND THE TERMS of what are highly detailed agreements, IN ORDER TO IMPOSE ADDITIONAL, UNFORESEEN CONSULTATION OBLIGATIONS on governments. They have also extended consultation obligations to new types of government decision-making, in one case EFFECTIVELY OVERTURNING WHAT WAS THE LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK…

โ€œIt is perhaps not surprising, then, that potential investors have taken notice and have shown a greater reluctance to invest in a territory that now seems to offer far less legal certainty than it once appeared.”ย 

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