Barbara Young
Justice Barbara Young is a long-serving judge on the British Columbia Supreme Court, known for her significant rulings impacting Indigenous rights and land claims. Her recent decision in the Cowichan Tribes case, which established Aboriginal title over a substantial portion of land in Richmond, marks a historic milestone in the ongoing journey of reconciliation between Indigenous peoples and the Canadian government.
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Justice Barbara Young handed down the decision in the Cowichan Tribes case.
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Canada:
Justice Barbara Young decided that Cowichan First Nation had title to roughly 800 acres in the city of Richmond.
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Canada:
Justice Barbara Young concluded that the Cowichan have Aboriginal title to roughly 800 acres in Richmond.
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Canada:
B.C. Supreme Court Justice Barbara Young said that a precedent that will follow from the case is that two provisions of B.C.’s Land Title Act do not apply to Aboriginal title.
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Canada:
Justice Barbara Young’s decision in the land claim ruling confirmed Cowichan Aboriginal title and fishing rights over a stretch of land.
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Canada:
Justice Barbara Young’s 863-page ruling, in the longest trial in Canada’s history, said that the Cowichan Tribes 'have established Aboriginal title' to roughly 800 acres in the city.
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Canada:
Justice Barbara Young’s 863-page ruling said that the Cowichan Tribes have established Aboriginal title.
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Canada:
Justice Barbara Young upheld the Cowichan Tribes’ claim to a portion of land in Metro Vancouver.
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Canada:
Justice Barbara Young upheld the Cowichan Tribes of Vancouver Island claims to a portion of land in Metro Vancouver.
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Canada:
Justice Barbara Young’s pivotal ruling in favour of the Cowichan Tribes’ land claim reveals a harrowing provincial past.
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