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David Eby has no path forward on the most consequential file shaping B.C.'s future

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There was a disturbing admission from Premier David Eby this month as part of his year-end interviews with the media. When asked about how many claims of Aboriginal title have now been filed in B.C. courts, he refused to provide a specific number and instead offered this unsettling statement:

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David Eby has no path forward on the most consequential file shaping B.C.'s future

There was a disturbing admission from Premier David Eby this month as part of his year-end interviews with the media. When asked about how many claims of Aboriginal title have now been filed in B.C. courts, he refused to provide a specific number and instead offered this unsettling statement:

·Vancouver, Canada
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Vancouver Sun broke the news in Vancouver, Canada on Saturday, December 27, 2025.
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