Aboriginal Land Claims in Canada: A Regional PerspectiveKenneth Coates This book is designed to be an introduction to native land claims in Canada, to facilitate discussion of aboriginal land claims, and to provide readers with some of the raw data necessary to judge the complexity of the issues for themselves. Includes treaty and comprehensive claims. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Aboriginal Land Claims in the Prairie Provinces | 45 |
Aboriginal Land Claims in Ontario | 73 |
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