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*Some restrictions apply. The Settler Treaty Card is not valid
in most areas of British Columbia. Treaties entitle settlers to use
the land for agricultural purposes to the depth of a plow. The
underlying title to sub-
surface resources, forests, and waters remains with First
Nations. The information presented here is based upon an oral
understanding of the settler/First Nations relationships defined
through the numbered treaties
of the Prairies, and some local variance in the treaty
relationship may apply. Settlers and settler-descendents are
advised to consult wi th local First Nations treaty elders
regarding the oral understanding of treaties
in your area, as well as any unresolved land claims requiring
restitution. For more information, please see Settler Treaty
Rightsby Tyler McCreary, Briarpatch Magazine, August 2005.
Clip and post in a public space. This subvertisement is
available for download and distribution from
www.briarpatchmagazine.com/settler-treaty-card. To order copies of
this poster for use in the classroom, please contact
[email protected].
Introducing the
Settler Treaty Card
You cant live
here without it!
With your Settler Treaty Card,YOU get accessto countless
privileges that your ancestorsrepresentatives signed on for in
perpetuityprivileges
like settler self-government and access to the land.*
Membership has its privilegesand privilege has
itsresponsibilities.
Settler Treaty membership entitles the card-holder to: share
this territory (except reserves) with First Nations people and move
freely throughout it;
freedom of religion; freedom to engage in economic activities
and to use the land for the purposes of agriculture; the right to
self-government (including
trade and taxation, determination of citizenship, social ser
vices such as child welfare, health and education); and peace and
goodwill.
Card holders are required to recognize the reciprocal treaty
rights of First Nations, including: freedom of movement throughout
this shared land as well as those
territories reserved for the exclusive use of First Nations;
freedom of religion; freedom to engage in economic activities and
assurance to a right to a livelihood as well
as assistance in times of need; self-government (including trade
and taxation, determination of citizenship, and social services);
and peace and goodwill. All rightsof both settlers and First
Nations are further delimited by our shared responsibilities to
maintain good relations and to be good stewards of the land.
CERTIFICATEOFSETTLERSTATUS - CERTIFICAT DE STATUT COLON
This isto certifythat - Le prsent attesteque
JOHNSON
HeatherLynn
ofTreaty6territory
is a Settlerwithinthe meaningof theSettler
Act,chapter27,Statutes of Canada.
est unColon ausensde laLoi sur les Colons,chapitre27desStatuts
duCanada.
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Immigration Canada Immigration Canada
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