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Introduction
Purpose of this presentation
Objective:
To provide an overview to the settlement implementation of the FWFN Boundary Claim and an Update on the GTP Negotiations and the Status of the Mining Claim
Outcome:
To assist our members with a plan that reaches maximum efficiency and balance for all community members that incorporate future goals and expectations
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Agenda
Overview of the Boundary Settlement Implementation Review the Status of the FWFN GTP Claim Provide an insight to the FWFN Mining Claim
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Settlement Implementation
Although the Boundary Claim has been settled between the three parties, and compensation has been forwarded, we now have the task of carrying out the specifics of the settlement agreement in order to transfer the two islands to reserve status. This involved the establishment of an implementation committee including reps from Canada, Ontario, MNR, DOJ, and FWFN
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FWFN
Grand Trunk Railway Specific Claim
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FWFN GTP Claim Background In 2008, negotiations re-commenced with Canada taking the position that the Railway Act prohibited the alienation (sale) of land appropriated (taken) by the GTP and that Canada had a duty to prevent the sale and return the land to FWFN.
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that FWFN was short-changed on the price of the land in 1905 and; that no relocation expenses were paid and; that FWFN did not receive compensation for infrastructure That all lands not used for railway purposes in 1920 should have been returned to FWFN and; That it was illegal for CN to sell over 500 acres of these lands
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1. Compensation amounts with the Specific Claims Branch 2. The return of lands to reserve status with Indian Affairs.
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1. We establish a land value at the start of the claim 2. We establish a real rate of return 3. We adjust land value in each year by inflation 4. Multiply the land value by the real rate of return to derive the loss of use in each year.
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FWFN
Mining Specific Claim
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That the $20 per acre received in 1909 for the mining locations sale was too low and; That the sale of the additional 3.34 acres of land was done without consent or legal surrender from the FWFN.
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END OF PRESENTATION
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