Is China Targeting First Nations in Canada? Aaron Pete & Sam Cooper Discuss

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Jul 6, 2026 Nuanced Podcast

Sam Cooper joins to examine China, First Nations, foreign interference, reconciliation, Alberta separatism, the Conservative Party and Pierre Poilievre’s approach to national security, and David Eby and Mark Carney’s recent housing announcement as part of a broader conversation about Canada’s sovereignty crisis with host Aaron Pete. PODCAST INFO: Website: https://aaronpete.com/ Spotify: https://bit.ly/3PvYJ3V Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3KFAoXo

Carole Taylor's Journal BC: Musqueam: What Does it Mean? with Thomas Isaac, Cassels, Brock & Blackwell LLP

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Musqueam: What Does it Mean? (w/ Thomas Isaac, Cassels, Brock & Blackwell LLP)

Carole Taylor's Journal

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Mar 12, 2026 #firstnations #bcpoli #britishcolumbia

On this edition of Journal, we try to untangle the evermore confusing issues surrounding aboriginal title in British Columbia and what it means for private property owners. My head is spinning with all the contradictory information that is out there. Private property is not affected, says our premier. Oh, maybe it is, says a judge. One pattern is emerging – decisions are being made by governments in negotiations with First Nations in private, then grandly announced as a fait accompli to the broader public, businesses, and property owners. That’s no way to build support or buy-in. To whit, the proposed-then-withdrawn Land Act giving First Nations a 50% say on all the province’s Crown land, the Haida title agreement, the dispute on the Sunshine Coast, the Cowichan court case, and then the federal signing of a deal with the Musqueam claiming vast sections of Metro Vancouver and surrounding municipalities as their hereditary land. It is a fact that when you lose trust, you lose trust. So now, when any of these players say, “Oh, trust us. We won’t touch private property,” it’s a hard sell, especially since the judge in the Cowichan case said her decision may give rise to some uncertainty for private property owners. Indeed. A final irony is that some of the agreements are now being challenged by other First Nations: the Musqueam and Tsawwassen First Nations are appealing the Cowichan decision, Squamish First Nation said it wasn’t consulted on the Musqueam decision, and even the Cowichan First Nation is appealing its own successful court case because they only were awarded half of what they asked for! Thomas Isaac, one of Canada’s top lawyers in the field of aboriginal law, joins us to say what worries him about the BC situation. --- Carole Taylor's Journal is a public affairs dialogue that digs deep into the most pressing issues of our times. For more, see our website at http://www.caroletaylorsjournal.ca. ctj070 #firstnations #bcpoli #britishcolumbia

Bronson Paul Shot & Killed by RCMP [ CTV News ]

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Fundraiser by Vincent Nicholas : Help for Bronson Paul's Family

Closing Park to Visitors Based on Their Race in B.C.? Joffre Lakes Park Closures

 

Read more here:  First Nations frustrated with duration of Joffre Lakes Park closure - Indigenous Watchdog

and here:  Canada blocking millions from parks over 'apartheid' scheme for the indigenous to 'reconnect' with land | Daily Mail Online

Could First Nations Claims Take Your Home? Leaders on the Frontier Podcast with Bruce Pardy & Bruce Hallsor

Streamed live on Aug 28, 2025

A BC Supreme Court judge just handed 800 acres to the Cowichan First Nation and declared Aboriginal title a “prior and senior right” over private property. Translation? It could trump the title to your house, farm, or business. Is this ruling the end of private property rights in Canada? Could your land be next? Lawyers Bruce Pardy and Bruce Hallsor join the live this week to break down this landmark case and what it really means for every Canadian. Thursday at 2pm CT 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/59908709...

4 Senakw The Future of Vancouver - Squamish Nation Development "Densification" Projects

Aug 26, 2021

The Squamish Nation, an indigenous government in Canada, has noticed that traditional single-family housing is not working. This development has caused the housing market in Vancouver to become unaffordable. This is especially damaging for indigenous people who continue to suffer from the effects of colonialism. The Nation has recognized that high density housing would be the best use of the land, produce long-term economic benefits, and achieve the long-term social goals of their community. Councillor Khelsilem states that traditional development schemes have not given any value to the indigenous community. High density urban planning is different. We hope that the Squamish Nation's account will encourage other indigenous nations to look into high density housing. Khelsilem is a Sḵwx̱wú7mesh-Kwakwa̱ka’wa̱kw community leader from the Squamish Nation where he holds the title of spokesperson and councillor. Khelsilem is also a board director with numerous non-profits based in Vancouver, British Columbia. He has spent the past three years influencing policy change within his First Nation, and broadly, policy change ad a Regional, Provincial, and National level. He’s written columns for the Tyee, Vancouver Sun, and National Observer. He is frequently a commentator in the media on major policy issues from an Indigenous perspective. He also speaks at conferences, seminars, and classes on policy, housing, climate, and justice.

$20Billion revenue... Squamish Nation... bringing extreme "densification" to Vancouver .. because they can.

A few words on "Decolonization" .. say it with a meme....