Beginning with the First Nations protests in the summer of 1975, Michael Kew provides the historical background for land claims in Canada and British Columbia. He deals with the issues of title extinguishment, land use, reserves, cutoff lands and self-government. The BC aboriginal land claims issue is described in the context of decolonization.
Accession No: |
SSc. C684 |
Title: |
Land Claims |
Speaker(s): |
Kew, Michael |
Date Taped: |
7 October 1975 |
Location: |
Langara Campus, Vancouver Community College |
Length: |
59:14 |
No. of Reels: |
One |
Physical Condition: |
Audible |
Subject Headings: |
Indians of North America--Land tenure--British Columbia |
Discipline Headings: |
British Columbia History |
Added Entries: |
Kew, J.E. Michael |
Notes: |
Container title - Land claims/Dr. M. Kew. On container: Script available. |
Additional Comments: |
Actual introduction not recorded - Kew not identified directly. |
Date Evaluated: |
27 May 1999 |
Evaluator: |
L. Hale |
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