I hope you also discuss about how one First Nation - The Squamish - is helping Vancouver's real estate crisis by building a high density development because they were free to do so. NYT covered it on their OP-ED piece here
Regarding the Cowichan issue, it occurred to me that maybe we’d have a more predictable and stable status for contested land if we as a country hadn’t dragged our heels on good faith negotiations with FNs for decades. I wonder if any land claim experts would agree with me on that.
I hope you also discuss about how one First Nation - The Squamish - is helping Vancouver's real estate crisis by building a high density development because they were free to do so. NYT covered it on their OP-ED piece here
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/15/opinion/vancouver-housing-crisis-development.html?emc=edit_cnda_20260620&nl=canada-letter&segment_id=221811
Regarding the Cowichan issue, it occurred to me that maybe we’d have a more predictable and stable status for contested land if we as a country hadn’t dragged our heels on good faith negotiations with FNs for decades. I wonder if any land claim experts would agree with me on that.