Indigenous Affairs
In question period on Indigenous affairs, a Liberal member asked, on behalf of constituents in Richmond, how the government’s agreements with First Nations in British Columbia coexist with private property rights, following last summer’s B.C. Supreme Court decision in the Cowichan case. The Prime Minister replied that private property rights are fundamental and will be protected, said the government disagrees with the Cowichan decision and has appealed it alongside the Government of British Columbia, and said that land agreements with First Nations will continue to protect private property.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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