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The Lummi Nation seeks B.C. environmental review participation for six projects, citing cross-border treaty rights and salmon protection.
The Lummi Nation is seeking recognition as a participating Indigenous nation in British Columbia’s environmental assessments for six major infrastructure projects, citing historical ties to lands now in B.C.
despite the 1846 U.S.-Canada border.
Using the 2021 R. v. Desautel Supreme Court ruling, they argue their rights extend across borders and demand consultation under B.C.’s Environmental Land Use Act, emphasizing protection of salmon habitats and their treaty-protected stewardship rights established in 1855.
The B.C.
Environmental Assessment Office declined to comment due to ongoing litigation.
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La Nación Lummi busca a B.C. La participación en el examen medioambiental para seis proyectos, citando los derechos transfronterizos de los tratados y la protección del salmón.