Environment committee  It was being proposed for destruction. Basically we saw on Facebook that some landholders or individuals were trying to rally other individuals to destroy some habitat, and we were pretty concerned about that. I could see where they're coming from, because they're basically bein

Environment committee  Those are just proposed things. They were trying to rally some support to be able to go ahead with it. Our question is, what will the government do, if they ever do...?

Environment committee  We don't have an office to be able to contact anyone. I mean, who do we contact? That's one of the things.

Environment committee  Yes.

Environment committee  Absolutely.

Environment committee  NACOSAR may be effective if they are provided adequate resources. We haven't had any reps come to our neck of the woods. We have to go where they are, so it is our resources that we're expending trying to meet with them, and it's difficult to speak to any one individual when they

Environment committee  Our first nation hasn't been involved in developing those regulations or instruments. One good example is that under SARA there are section 11, 12, and 13 agreements that warrant the government to enter into agreements with anybody in Canada--any Canadians. We've been asking to

Environment committee  It's something we came across. I don't know whether it was a Facebook page or a web page. It's actually not on our territory. I shouldn't say that; it's not on the delta, our first nation, but it's within our homeland territory. It's non-native communities or individuals who are

Environment committee  We've had experience with consultations on various scales, as mentioned earlier. In our experience with consultation, the mentality has very much been that of a check box, and our input is not necessarily taken and integrated into these recovery strategies. We're slowly starting