US EditionB.C. City 'Vigorously Defending' Aboriginal Claim, but Says No Private Land in Play
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A new complaint exposes the institutional seriousness of the IAC (Instituto Autárquico de Colonización y Fomento. Rural) in the territorial conflict in Gualjaina. Lawyers linked to the indigenous positions presented to the Attorney General's Office a formal charge against the president of the IAC, Horacio Massacese, for the alleged offence of abuse of authority. The complaint maintains that the official irregularly authorized permits and authori…
B.C. city 'vigorously defending' Aboriginal claim, but says no private land in play
The City of Port Coquitlam, B.C., said it is “vigorously defending” public ownership of municipal lands against a claim bought in 2016 by a local First Nation. But the city said the land claim by the Kwikwetlem First Nation does not involve private property, and the case is currently suspended “as a provincially led process takes place.” The city issued a statement on Wednesday in response to public concern about a landmark land title case invol…
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