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Nisga'a Perspective of the Nisga'a Treaty
Title: Nisga'a Perspective of the Nisga'a Treaty
Category: History / North American History
Details: Words: 1580 | Pages: 6.7 (approximately 235 words/page)
Nisga'a Perspective of the Nisga'a Treaty
Nisga'a Perspective
After many years of struggle, the Nisga'a succeeded in signing the first modern treaty. The Nisga'a, the Federal, and Provincial governments, negotiated together and completed the Nisga'a treaty, a treaty that involved economic, cultural, and governmental issues. The Nisga'a have gained the rights they deserve after signing the Nisga'a treaty. In Chief Joe Gosnell words, "The treaty is a balanced and sensible reconciliation of issues that have frustrated and divided British Columbia for …showed first 75 words of 1580 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 1580 total…MacQueen, "A joyful noise erupts as Nisga'a celebrate," Vancouver Sun, 13 May 2000, A8
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S. Frank, "Getting Angry Over Native Rights" Time, 15 May, 2000
S. Hume, "Nisga'a Treaty is evolution, not revolution" Vancouver Sun, 22 April 2000, B7
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