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Pictou Landing First Nation

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20: 48: 27: 115:, a former tidal lake now part of the effluent treatment system for the pulp mill at Abercrombie Point. Facilities on this reserve include the band's administrative offices, fire hall, training centre, and P–6 school. The health centre was built in 2007 and its construction was inspired by traditional techniques used in 271:
for effluent from the nearby pulp mill. It quickly became polluted with heavy metals and organic chemicals and was the source of ongoing disputes between the First Nation and governments. The Boat Harbour Act 2015 set a deadline for closing the treatment facility no later than January 31, 2020, after
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turned down the pulp mill's request for an extension of the deadline to cease polluting the harbor. "The company has had five years and any number of opportunities," he said. "Cleaning up Boat Harbor is all my people have ever wanted," said Pictou Landing chief Andrea Paul. "Premier Stephen McNeil
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The undeniable truth is that the experience of the Pictou Landing First Nation has been one of subjugation and suppression under the Canadian federation. It shares this history with the other First Nations of Canada, as described succinctly in the
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A 2013 study found that pollution, from both Boat Harbour and the exhaust stacks at the mill, has compromised access to traditional foods such as game, fish and berries, and dissuaded residents from growing gardens. This negatively impacted
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Greg Mercer (December 21, 2019). "Nova Scotia rejects pulp mill's plea for extension: With Northern Pulp set to close at the end of January, Premier McNeil pledges $ 50-million to help affected workers". Globe and Mail.
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election system. Six councillors were elected at the same time, three of them having served previously. 71 per cent of the 393 eligible voters cast ballots. Elections are held every two years.
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that have a combined area of 527.6 hectares (1,304 acres). As of September 2017, the Mi'kmaq population is 485 on their own reserve, 23 on other reserves and 157 living off-reserve.
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which the site was to be cleaned up. This will involve removing an estimated 350,000 cubic metres (12 million cu ft) of contaminated material and returning the
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Boat Harbour is a body of water formerly used by the First Nation. In the 1960s it was taken over by the
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Incumbent Chief Andrea Paul was re-elected for her third term as chief in November 2015 using the
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In a decision in the Provincial Court of Nova Scotia, Honourable Judge Del W. Atwood stated:
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Treaties with American Indians an encyclopedia of rights, conflicts, and sovereignty
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Nourishing Communities: From Fractured Food Systems to Transformative Pathways
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Pictou Landing First Nation has five reserves, the only populated one being
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kept his promise and, on behalf of my community, we are thankful."
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The elective council system was adopted at Pictou Landing in 1951.
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Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada
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Pictou Landing First Nation is located in Nova Scotia
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Nova Scotia

Mi'kmaq
First Nation
band government
Nova Scotia
Canada
reserves
Indian Act
Fisher's Grant 24
Pictou Harbour
Boat Harbour
longhouses
birch bark canoes
Boat Harbour West 37
New Glasgow
Fisher's Grant 24
Fisher's Grant 24G
Pictou Landing
Franklin Manor 22
Amherst
Merigomish Harbour 31
Boat Harbour, Nova Scotia
Province of Nova Scotia
settling pond
lagoon
estuary
Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada

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