Cowichan court decision could ‘negatively affect’ Richmond landowners, mayor says in letter

After mocking private property concerns, Eby now worried about Cowichan decision

Source: FacebookAuthor: Alex ZoltanB.C. Premier David Eby is now “sharing the concerns” over the Cowichan Aboriginal title court decision that could impact private property rights, a decision he largely influenced as the former attorney general by abandoning a key legal defense.The admission came Monday morning during a Victoria, B.C., media conference to announce a new “First Nations-led clean industrial development,” where the premier was join…

City of Richmond to hold information session with landowners on Cowichan Tribes case

The City of Richmond has invited registered owners of certain properties on Lulu Island to a meeting next week to help them better understand what's at stake in regards to a  B.C. Supreme Court decision  from earlier this year that granted Aboriginal title to Quw’utsun (Cowichan) Nation.

After years of woke land acknowledgments, some Canadian homeowners may soon be evicted

Fate of landowners' rights unclear after a Canadian court acknowledges an Indian tribe's territorial claims.

'This isn't reconciliation, it's ridiculous': Richmond city councillor says homeowners in limbo over land title

A Richmond city councillor says the municipality is fighting for families and businesses affected by a landmark ruling on land title.

City of Richmond SOUNDS ALARM on property rights over Cowichan ruling

Justice Barbara Young granted the Cowichan Nation title claim to about 7.5 square kilometers of Richmond, B.C. land, including fishing rights on that land.

Court hands Canadian Native tribe title to hundreds of private homes

The ruling could wreck the entire property system that underpins ownership in the province.