Northern Ontario First Nations reject $3.6 billion offer over 175 years of treaty breaches, seeking a fair court-ordered ...

Robinson Superior Treaty annuity talks failed because Canada and Ontario wouldn’t make a fair and reasonable offer, ...

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.

Chief Wilfred King of Gull Bay says Robinson Superior nations will now seek better compensation through Supreme Court ...

The Robinson Superior Treaty Litigation team has rejected what they call a “low-ball” $3.6 billion offer from the federal and ...

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.

The final offer of $3.6 billion was turned down by the Northern Ontario First Nations, many of which border Thunder Bay, Marathon, Wawa, Nipigon, and Terrace Bay. The closest band to Sault Ste. Marie ...

First Nations Reject $3.6 Billion Offer from Canada and Ontario THUNDER BAY — Ontario and the federal government have not ...

The Supreme Court of Canada had given Canada and Ontario until Jan. 27 to engage in “meaningful negotiations” to make offers to the 12 First Nations.