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Kevin Bambrough

11 Nov, 10 tweets, 2 min read

This didn’t get much attention back in May. More very strong statements made here in this release. newswire.ca/news-releases/…

“Our Treaty Rights trump provincial laws and we will continue to fight with Chief Clarke and the Dene people to ensure that these lands and waters are here for the generations to come."

“The issuance of uranium mineral rights and granting of exploration permits and approvals of damaging uranium mines by the GOS all occurred without our People's meaningful involvement, participation or consent. This pattern of unacceptable behavior must come to an end, now."

Chief Bobby Cameron “Treaty Rights to live on and use these lands and waters as their ancestors have for generations. Our Treaty Rights trump provincial laws and we will continue to fight with Chief Clarke and the Dene people to ensure that these lands and waters…”

Walter Hainault, CRDN Band Manager adds, "governments allowed destructive uranium projects like the Gunnar Mine to go ahead that is now a toxic uranium legacy”

“Given its concerns and the scope of uranium activity in CRDN lands, the CRDN retained JFK Law, a Vancouver based law firm, that has represented Indigenous People and Governments in regulatory proceedings, litigation and conflicts with the Crown and industry.”

"The CRDN will not permit what happened in the past to occur again and they will use all means at their disposal to protect the Treaty rights, culture and interests of the CRDN”

“Elders, trappers and People. Our Elders, Trappers, community members and youth will have the last say over the way the land is used and how it is left for the future generations", states Chief Teddy Clarke.”

Reads to me like they are lawyered up and going to use ‘all means’. They have a checkpoint. Will eventually become a road block if push comes to shove. They won’t approve / allow road upgrades required for the project. They will also take this to the Supreme Court.

CRDN lawyers

jfklaw.ca

“We help our clients advance their right to free, prior and informed consent when consulting with the Crown”

jfklaw.ca/consultation/

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Bearish for Canadian basin uranium miners though. Why I love me my uranium in a can. Best risk to reward bet. newswire.ca/news-releases/…

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