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To: Rocket Red who wrote (233728)10/20/2025 2:12:15 PM
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longz

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An appeal would have to go from Supreme Court of BC to Supreme Court of Canada. The Carney regime has also adopted UNDRIP so I doubt the ruling would be overturned. Also, remember that it was the Supreme Court of Canada that invented the requirement to consult First Nations on all projects when there is no such requirement or right in the Constitution. I believe this is being used to erase property rights and titles as part of the plant to transition to a command style economy, society and system of governance where "you will own nothing and be happy".



To: Rocket Red who wrote (233728)10/20/2025 2:38:23 PM
From: VisionsOfSugarplums1 Recommendation

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longz

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Was thinking it wouldn't necessarily be overturned, but would entail a transition from the crown to First Nations, all else stays the same, still fee simple ownership. If not, then would think there's a right for property owners as individuals to sue the crown, since the crown would have granted a fee simple to property owners that they effectively weren't entitled to grant.

In the meanwhile, if they fear monger, property values drop, people panic sell, predatory capital comes in and picks it up on the cheap. And then later, all they find out is that First Nations replaces the crown and nothing else changes.

Don't know how this plays out...