land
Définition de land
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Nom donné aux 16 régions qui constituent l’Allemagne. Trois lands sont des ville-États, les autres ont chacun une capitale. C’est également le nom des 8 provinces de la République d’Autriche.
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I will deal specifically with the land claims agreement in Saskatchewan and how it continues to fail daily in terms of the obligation of this government. I will deal specifically with the land claims agreement in Saskatchewan and how it continues to fail daily in terms of the obligation of this government.
I will deal specifically with the land claims agreement in Saskatchewan and how it continues to fail daily in terms of the obligation of this government.
A promise was made to the rural governments of Saskatchewan that when the natives would acquire Indian land, the RMs would be paid 22.5 times the assessment for the land taken out of the assessment role. A promise was made to the rural governments of Saskatchewan that when the natives would acquire Indian land, the RMs would be paid 22.5 times the assessment for the land taken out of the assessment role.
A promise was made to the rural governments of Saskatchewan that when the natives would acquire Indian land, the RMs would be paid 22.5 times the assessment for the land taken out of the assessment role.
How does the government think that 200 or 300 people left in a rural municipality can pick up the entire debt of losing 20% of the assessment of their land forever? How does the government think that 200 or 300 people left in a rural municipality can pick up the entire debt of losing 20% of the assessment of their land forever?
How does the government think that 200 or 300 people left in a rural municipality can pick up the entire debt of losing 20% of the assessment of their land forever?
It is time for us not to proceed any further in land negotiations. It is time for us not to proceed any further in land negotiations.
It is time for us not to proceed any further in land negotiations.
Their tax base is being further eroded by the federal government which refuses to fairly compensate rural municipalities for lost tax revenues when land is converted to Indian reserves. Their tax base is being further eroded by the federal government which refuses to fairly compensate rural municipalities for lost tax revenues when land is converted to Indian reserves.
Their tax base is being further eroded by the federal government which refuses to fairly compensate rural municipalities for lost tax revenues when land is converted to Indian reserves.
As we are speaking there is a bill before the House on land ownership for aboriginal Canadians.
As we are speaking there is a bill before the House on land ownership for aboriginal Canadians.
I am facing five or six land claims in Saskatchewan and nobody can tell us what the government means by self-government.
I am facing five or six land claims in Saskatchewan and nobody can tell us what the government means by self-government.
Even with the RMs that are losing portions of their land to the Indians to enlarge their reserves there is no quarrel.
Even with the RMs that are losing portions of their land to the Indians to enlarge their reserves there is no quarrel.
Bill C-49 will ratify and bring into force the framework agreement on first nations land management.
Bill C-49 will ratify and bring into force the framework agreement on first nations land management.
It enables first nations people to opt out of land and property sections of the Indian Act individually and to establish their own land codes to manage reserve land and resources.
It enables first nations people to opt out of land and property sections of the Indian Act individually and to establish their own land codes to manage reserve land and resources.
As a land owner in Manitoba I have certain responsibilities and rights to manage the land I own.
As a land owner in Manitoba I have certain responsibilities and rights to manage the land I own.
I accept, though, that the federal government has the final say with regard to how I use that land under some circumstances.
I accept, though, that the federal government has the final say with regard to how I use that land under some circumstances.
For instance, if I am to use my land in a way that harms my neighbours or destroys the environment of my area, obviously we need the government, parliament, to be the final arbiter of what goes on in this country.
For instance, if I am to use my land in a way that harms my neighbours or destroys the environment of my area, obviously we need the government, parliament, to be the final arbiter of what goes on in this country.
Bill C-49 deals with land management.
Bill C-49 deals with land management.
Individual first nations will establish a land code which will give them authority to pass laws for the development, conservation, protection, management, use and possession of first nations lands.
Individual first nations will establish a land code which will give them authority to pass laws for the development, conservation, protection, management, use and possession of first nations lands.
In essence, Bill C-49 would not only give first nations authority to create laws in areas that fall within the jurisdiction of their land codes but it would give them powers which could and probably will supersede federal laws.
In essence, Bill C-49 would not only give first nations authority to create laws in areas that fall within the jurisdiction of their land codes but it would give them powers which could and probably will supersede federal laws.
In the first paragraph the women say: ``You must defeat this bill, the first nations land management act''.
In the first paragraph the women say: ``You must defeat this bill, the first nations land management act''.
I believe that there are in the neighbourhood of 600 aboriginal reserves with land rights in Canada.
I believe that there are in the neighbourhood of 600 aboriginal reserves with land rights in Canada.