Treaties and treaty relationships Flashcards

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what is the current approach to reconciliation?

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supreme court is trying to figure out how to reconcile with pre-existing aboriginal societies while keeping the sovereignty of the Crown

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why is reconciliation limited?

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it does not grant full right to self-determination of indg. people and it does not challenge the underlying title of the Crown

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3
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how are treaties presented?

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as sui generis authority agreements
- not governed by domestic law about contracts
- not goverened by international law

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what were early treaties?

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peace and friendship treaties, not about transfer of land

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What did the royal proclamation say about settlement?

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there had to be a transfer of title to the Crown prior to settlement

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what are the numbered treaties?

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large-scale process of opening West for settlement, claimed to have brought indg. people under sovereign authority of the Dominion of Canada

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What are modern treaties like?

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seek to resolve outstanding land claims and relace Aboriginal rights with treaty rights under the sovereignty of the Crown -

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what is the indigenous understanding of treaties?

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not mere contracts, framework for their relationship (respect, peace and non-interference)

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