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Gregory C. Mason

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Reconciliation starts with the land

February 29, 2020 by Gregory Mason

The current blockades are the latest development in a land-surrender process that started in the 17th century. The first commercial compacts between the European settlers and Indigenous peoples of North America presented the two parties with challenges in understanding each other’s world views on land title. This challenge persists to this day in resolving the Wet’suwet’en claims.

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Filed Under: Op Ed