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  • Slide: 1
  • we can adapt Financial Resource Development, Forestry Regimes, Governance Autonomy and offshore claims for the aboriginals
  • they should take financial compensation, distinct local self-government, and co-management of traditional hunting and trapping territories!
  • sir please, my people inherited mother earth first
  • Slide: 2
  • if we are having our own hunting land, we need boarders showing this land they are on is aboriginal Cree territory
  • Category I Lands: Designated areas (about 1.3% of the total land) surrounding Indigenous communities set aside for their exclusive use and local municipal administration.Category II Lands: Areas where the Cree and Inuit have exclusive hunting, fishing, and trapping rights,
  • what might those boarders look like, 
  • the agreement reorganized the territory internally by dividing over 1 million square kilometers into three specific land classifications:
  • Category III Lands: Public lands where Indigenous groups still maintain traditional harvesting rights, but non-Indigenous groups and corporations are allowed to develop resources alongside them.
  • Slide: 3
  • it is decided then, you we will grant you rights to govern, and rights to hunt for your customs and traditions.