Lake Superior First Nations reject multibillion-dollar settlement with government over ...
Chief Wilfred King of Gull Bay says Robinson Superior nations will now seek better compensation through Supreme Court ...
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Robinson Superior Treaty First Nations reject $3.6 billion offer for 175 years of breaches
The Robinson Superior Treaty Litigation team has rejected what they call a “low-ball” $3.6 billion offer from the federal and Ontario governments for 175 years of treaty breaches. The Supreme Court of ...
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Chiefs slam Crown negotiators in treaty annuity case
Robinson Superior Treaty annuity talks failed because Canada and Ontario wouldn’t make a fair and reasonable offer, ...
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Northern Ontario First Nations claim billions over Robinson Treaties
Next, neighbours along the Lake Superior shores to the west of the Sault will be awarded a settlement, the closest community to Sault Ste. Marie being Michipicoten First Nation, outside of Wawa, Ont.
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Robinson Superior Treaty First Nations reject $3.6 billion offer
The Robinson Superior Treaty Litigation team has rejected what they call a “low-ball” $3.6 billion offer from the federal and ...
Robinson Superior Treaty annuities case heads back to court after settlement talks fail
The 12 northern Ontario First Nations say Canada and Ontario offered $3.6B, a fraction of the dozens of billions of dollar ...
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Chiefs slam Crown negotiators in treaty annuity case
the chief of Michipicoten First Nation said Tuesday. The Crown’s negotiators seemed to think $3.6 billion “was an honourable suggestion on their part,” Chief Pat Tangie told Newswatch.