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British Columbia is visiting affected residents after a court ruled Cowichan Nation holds Aboriginal title to 300 hectares in Richmond, impacting private land titles.
British Columbia is sending staff door-to-door in Richmond to hear concerns from residents and businesses affected by a B.C.
Supreme Court ruling that affirmed Cowichan Nation’s Aboriginal title over about 300 hectares on Lulu Island, invalidating Crown and private land titles in the area.
The province says about 45 private properties are within the title zone, with more in adjacent claimed areas, and aims to gather feedback to inform its response.
Some residents worry about impacts on mortgages and sales, while the City of Richmond plans to appeal and seek a stay.
Montrose Properties, a major landowner in the area, will seek to reopen the case to ensure its interests are considered.
The province says it will protect private property rights during the process.
Columbia Británica está visitando a los residentes afectados después de que un tribunal dictaminara que la Nación Cowichan tiene el título aborigen de 300 hectáreas en Richmond, impactando los títulos de tierras privadas.