National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association
National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association
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Long Plain Urban Development Reserve
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The First Nation Forestry Program E-News
E-nouvelles du Programme forestrier des Premières nations (PFPN)
PFPN e-nouvelles juillet-aout 2010.pdf
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ GUIDE TO REAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT: ABORIGINAL CONTEXT
http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/rpm-gbi/doc/grpmac-ggbica/grpmac-ggbica-eng.aspx
Guide de la gestion des biens immobiliers : le contexte autochtone
http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/rpm-gbi/doc/grpmac-ggbica/grpmac-ggbica-fra.aspx
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Ref. #2-3349 Ottawa, Ontario (May 12, 2010) – The Honourable Chuck Strahl, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development and Federal Interlocutor for Métis and Non-Status Indians, today reintroduced legislation to facilitate the development of major commercial real estate on reserve land when requested by the band."Our Government is committed to removing barriers to economic development on reserves," said Minister Strahl. "The proposed legislation will make it easier for First Nations to pursue large real estate projects on their land, opening the door to new opportunities in a potentially lucrative market." The First Nations Certainty of Land Title Act would amend the First Nations Commercial and Industrial Development Act to permit the registration of on-reserve commercial real estate developments in a system that replicates the provincial land titles or registry system. First Nations that make use of the new legislative tool would ensure their on-reserve real estate developments benefit from greater certainty of land title, making the value of these properties comparable to similar properties off reserve land. The Squamish Nation in British Columbia is a major proponent of the new bill. The First Nation is currently developing a proposal for new condominiums on reserve land in West Vancouver. "The First Nations Certainty of Land Title Act will bring us one step closer to realizing our economic development goals, including the construction of new state-of-the-art condominiums on our land in West Vancouver," said Squamish Nation Chief Gibby Jacob. "The successful completion of this project will bring new investment in our community, improving the quality of life for all our members." The First Nations Certainty of Land Title Act is optional legislation that is available to First Nations across Canada. In order for this legislation to apply, a First Nation would need to have a commercial or industrial proponent and a province willing to participate, as well as support from their community. This initiative is in keeping with the Government's Federal Framework for Aboriginal Economic Development, which aims to increase opportunities for partnership-based economic development projects. An important step in reaching this goal is to enhance the value of Aboriginal assets by addressing legislative and regulatory barriers to Aboriginal economic development. For more information, please contact: Minister's Office Michelle Yao Press Secretary Office of the Honourable Chuck Strahl (819) 997-0002 Media Relations
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Bulletin du projet du registre des terres indiennes
Numéro 04 - Bulletin du projet de modernisation du registre.pdf
Registry Upgrade Project Newsletter
Issue 04 - Registry Upgrade Project Newsletter.pdf
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Auditor General Report Fall 2009
Auditor General Report Fall 2009.pdf Chapitre 6 - La gestion des terres et la protection de l'environment dans les reserves
Evaluation and Performance Measurement Plan.pdf
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Government of Canada to amend Indian Act in wake of landmark BC ruling
http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/ai/mr/nr/m-a2009/nr000000339-eng.asp
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Natural Resources Canada
Ressources Naturelles Canada
FCP Newsletter Winter 09-e.pdf
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An Introduction to GIS 9.3
Canadore College in partnership with the Canadian Ecology Centre is pleased to offer.doc _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Aboriginal Data & Statistics Canada
APS-ACS Presentations May 2009.pdf
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FNTI
introletter- new letterhead_1008.doc
FIRST NATIONS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
FNTI/Ryerson – Public Administration & Governance
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License the Environmental Site Assessment Assistant Curriculum ______________________________________________________________________________________ Call for Planning Articles Related to Aboriginal Community Development & Planning
view link: FN REQUEST FOR PLAN CANADA FINAL logo.pdf
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Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, Lands Related News Releases
Final Agreement Initialed with Maa-nulth First Nations, December 9, 2006 Milestone reached in Landmark Tsawwassen Agreement, December 8, 2006 Workers recognized for Environmental Clean Up of Resolution Island, December 2, 2006 Signing of Land Claims Agreement with the Inuit of Nunavik, December 1, 2006 First Nations Financial Management Board Moves Forward, October 31, 2006 Governments, First Nation Initial Historic Agreement, October 29, 2006 Lheidli T'enneh Final Agreement, October 29, 2006 Funding for Infrastructure, Housing and Development for Quebec First Nations, October 27, 2006 Caldwell First Nation and Canada move ahead with Claim Settlement Process, October 6, 2006 Addressing Matrimonial Property Rights on Reserves, September 29, 2006 News Article on Land Claims May 08, 2007 CBC Cross Country Check with Chief Phil Fontaine May 22, 2007 Tsawwassen First Nation Make History TLE Settlement Agreement with Muskoday First Nation , Jan. 10th 2008 Nation Post 2008 Railway Safety Act Review Released/Parution du Rapport sur L'Examen de la Loi sur la securite ferroviaire, March 8th,208 EcoEnergy for Aboriginal and Northern Communities
GOVERNMENT OF CANADA ANNOUNCES AWARDING OF CONTRACT FOR REMEDIATION WORK AT JOHNSON POINT SITE STATEMENT BY THE HONORABLE CHUCK STRAHL April 27th, 2008 Speaking Notes on the Settlement of a specific claim with Madawaska Maliseet First Nation
La commission canadienne des affaires polaires ILRUP - Project Backgrounder v1a.pdf PMRTI - Document d'information v1a.pdf
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