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- Flying Dust First Nation
I am pleased to announce that Flying Dust First Nation (“FDFN”) has voted in favour of accepting the settlement offer for the full and final settlement of the Treaty 6 Agricultural enefits Specific laim
- Ottawa settles 93-year-old land dispute with Flying Dust First Nation
Nearly a century after land was taken for a railway line, Flying Dust First Nation reached a $30-million settlement with Ottawa — including $10,000 for every band member — in what the chief calls a long-overdue step toward reconciliation
- Canada settles Treaty Salaries specific claims with fourteen First . . .
Following dialogue and negotiation, Canada will provide a total compensation of over $37 million to 14 First Nations The settlements represent Canada’s commitment to addressing historical wrongs for the past, current and future generations of the affected Nations
- 2025 IR105 CPR Specific Claim Agreement - onefeather. ca
As a Voter of the First Nation, do you: (a) agree to all of the terms and conditions of the Flying Dust First Nation IR105 CPR Specific Claim Settlement Agreement initialled by the Chief of the Flying Dust First Nation and the negotiator for Canada, which settles and releases the matters set out in the Settlement Agreement; (b) agree to all of
- Flying Dust First Nation - Event News Board - Facebook
Update on IR 105 CPR Claim (Railway Claim) Administration is working to process the Per Capita Distributions on the Railway Claim
- Ottawa settles 93-year-old land dispute with Flying Dust First Nation . . .
Nearly a century after land was taken for a railway line, Flying Dust First Nation reached a $30-million settlement with Ottawa — including $10,000 for every band member — in what the chief calls a long-overdue step toward reconciliation
- All Flying Dust First Nation Membership FROM: Chief and Council
I am writing to provide you with an update on the Flying Dust First Nation IR105 Specific Claim (“Railway Claim”) The Railway Claim arose from Canada’s transfer of 214 81 acres of our Reserve to the CPR in 1932 This was done without asking for or receiving approval from our First Nation
- Flying Dust First Nation to get land back from Canadian government . . .
CBC News: After more than 90 years, Flying Dust First Nation in northwestern Saskatchewan is getting some of its land back from the Canadian government Meadow Lake RCMP hosted a ceremony Wednesday morning, on Indigenous Peoples Day, to commemorate the transfer
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