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Date: 2014-11-25 12:31:05 History of North America British Columbia Treaty Process First Nations Governance Aboriginal title Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada Canada Status of First Nations treaties in British Columbia Pimicikamak government Aboriginal peoples in Canada Americas Law		part[removed]section 1.4 — Comprehensive Governance Arrangementsts /// page[removed]COMPREHENSIVE GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS Background In due course, most, if not all, First Nations want to exercise broad self-government p Add to Reading List Source URL: www.bcafn.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 685,64 KB Share Document on Facebook

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