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Vaughn Palmer: There has to be a better way to resolve overlapping claims in B.C. treaty process

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30.04.2026

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Vaughn Palmer: There has to be a better way to resolve overlapping claims in B.C. treaty process

It may be time to revive the idea of an arbitration process inside B.C.'s Treaty Commission

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VICTORIA — The New Democrats face growing calls to pause action on two Indigenous treaties now before the legislature to allow time to sort out overlapping territorial claims and other uncertainties.

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The Haisla Nation joined the chorus this week by targeting the proposed treaty with the Kitselas nation, based, like the Haisla, in northwestern B.C.

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“Treaties are a critical pathway to reconciliation and recognition of Indigenous rights and title,” the statement said. “However, those........

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