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R v. Gray

 

Facts

The defendant, Darrell Gray, is a status Indian and a Mi’kmaq from Pabineau First Nation Reserve. He harvested four bird’s eye maple trees on Crown land, which he intended to use to make furniture for himself. He was charged with unauthorized cutting of timber on Crown Lands under the Crown Lands and Forest Act,S.N.B. 1880,c.C-38.1. He claimed both a treaty and aboriginal right to harvest trees for personal use.


R v. Sappier and Polchies
Appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada

Facts 

The defendants, Sappier and Polchies, are status Indians and Maliseet from the Woodstock First Nation Reserve. They were cutting trees on Crown Land to use for making furniture and a house for themselves. They planned to use the leftover wood as firewood. They were charged with unauthorized possession of timber taken from Crown land and the Crown lands and forest Act, S.N.S. 1980, c. C-381. They claimed to have both a treaty and an aboriginal right to harvest timber for personal use.


Bernard and Marshall Supreme Court of Canada Decision July 20, 2005

NBAPC, on behalf of our membership, intervened to make presentations to the Court with respect to who the beneficiaries of the rights are and that the treaties and the rights are held by the Mi'Kmaq Nation and not simply on part (ie.,the Indian Act Bands) of he Nation.


Many, many aboriginal people have type 2 diabestes or are at risk for developing the disease. Type 2 diabetes is a serious disease and cause many health problems or complications! 
Once you have diabetes, you have the disease for life!

Malimic News - June 2006

June 2006 Newsletter

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Publication : June 2006 Newsletter

Vision, Mission, Selection Process, Roles, and Responsibilities, etc. of the Youth Council.


PALS is an activity program developed by the Community Diabetes Education and Prevention Program (CDEPP).  Partners For Active Living and Support or PALS is a program designed to get people of all ages moving and to get more people involved in regular physical activity.