Fraser. A Harvest Agreement, separate from the Final Agreement, provides for commercial fishing licences to be issued to Tsawwassen First Nation. These licences would authorize Tsawwassen First Nation to harvest up to 0.78 per cent of the canadian commercial total allowable catch for Fraser River sockeye,
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Fraser. In the event that the Ministry of Education revises the funding model for the education students over age 21 at any time during the life of this contract, the Board shall enter into discussion with the Teachers with the purpose to improve the salary/working conditions for teachers at Msgr. Fraser College. Such improvements shall be limited by the funds available through the revised funding model.
Fraser. Under the treaty, Tsawwassen First Nation will have the right to harvest wildlife and migratory birds for food, social and ceremonial purposes within the Tsawwassen traditional territory, including Vancouver Richmond Delta Point Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Island VANCOUVER ISLAND Saltspring Island Tumbo Island Xxxxxx Island Saturna Island Legend Tsawwassen Fishing Area Tsawwassen Intertidal Bivalve Area Tsawwassen Territory in national and provincial parks. This right is limited by measures necessary for conservation, public health and public safety. Federal and provincial laws will apply on Tsawwassen Lands and throughout the Tsawwassen traditional territory. Tsawwassen laws with respect to the management of the harvesting of wildlife and migratory birds will apply to Tsawwassen members. Federal and provincial laws on the use and possession of firearms will apply. T S A W W A S S E N F I N A L A G R E E M E N T SHAR E D R E SP X X X. SHAR E D P R OSP E R I T Y. Natural Resources XXXX SOUND Burrard Inlet Vancouver Richmond River Delta BOUNDARY BAY VANCOUVER ISLAND Legend Tsawwassen Territory Tsawwassen Migratory Bird and Wildlife Harvest Areas Tsawwassen Lands Provincial Parks within Tsawwassen Territory Fraser Gulf Islands STRAIT OF Pitt Lake British Columbia, Canada Washington, U.S.A. Given the limited wildlife harvest opportunities and the likelihood of fewer opportunities in the future, Canada and British Columbia will provide Tsawwassen First Nation $50,000 to establish a Wildlife Fund. GEORGIA
Fraser. LIMA, Peru (CNS) — Felicita Chipana was at work when the Rimac River began to rise. By the time she got home, her kitchen was gone, swept away by flood- waters that left scores of families homeless on the east side of this sprawling capital city. “We have no water, no electric- ity, and there are mosquitoes everywhere,” she said as a bull- dozer cleared sediment out of the river channel below what re- mained of her rustic house. Her granddaughter had devel- oped a fever after being bitten by mosquitoes, and her daughter had taken the child to the hospital. Picking her way over boulders carried down the river by the flood, Chipana joined neighbours, who had also lost their houses, as Catholic Church workers co-ordi- nating emergency aid noted their names and the number of people in their households. All morning, dozens of volun- teers from several Lima parishes had gathered at Santa Maria Parish in Huachipa, in the Diocese of Chosica on Lima’s east side, the area hardest hit by flooding in March. They sort- ed and bagged donations of food and water for emergency distribution, setting aside huge sacks of clothes and bedding for later. Unusually warm water in the Pacific Ocean off Peru is causing heavy rains on the usually arid coast, swamping cities that have poor drainage and destroying wood or mud-brick houses not built to withstand a downpour. Rain in the Andes Mountains has triggered landslides, sending water and sediment cascading down rivers like the Rimac, block- ing roads and sometimes burying vehicles. As of March 23, 85 people were reported dead, 270 injured and 20 missing in the deluges. Nationwide, 111,000 people had lost their hous- es and another 670,000 had suf- fered damage to their homes. Along the desert coast, flash floods raged down riverbeds that had been dry for years. Near Chipana’s house, floodwaters had swept away two trucks. A video of a woman struggling out of a maelstrom of water, mud, tree trunks and rubble near a town south of Lima drew hundreds of thousands of viewers on YouTube. “Urban neighbourhoods have been built with no planning,” said Rocio Sanchez of the Chosica Diocese office of Caritas, the church’s humanitarian aid and development agency. After landslides on the hilly east side of Lima in 2012, local governments stopped giving peo- ple title to lots in hazardous areas. But many neighbourhoods have been built on unstable hillsides or in flood plains. Most residents of those neighbourhoods are people who migrated to the...
Fraser expressly states that she has carefully reviewed the Company's proposals concerning Fraser's separation from the Company and acknowledges and agrees that she fully understands the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and expressly agrees that the signing of this document is done voluntarily.
Fraser. The Final Agreement sets out Tsawwassen First Nation’s rights to harvest natural resources. In some cases these harvesting rights apply on Tsawwassen Lands; in other cases these rights may be exercised in wider geographic areas described in the Final Agreement. Further, Tsawwassen First Nation will be able to make laws to manage natural resources on Tsawwassen Lands and regulate Tsawwassen Vancouver Richmond Delta BOUNDARY BAY Point Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Island VANCOUVER ISLAND Saltspring Island Tumbo Island Xxxxxx Island Saturna Island Legend
Fraser. 8.1 Each of Norbord and West Fraser, in respect of itself only, represents, warrants and, where applicable, covenants to Brookfield as follows and acknowledges that Brookfield is relying upon these representations, warranties and covenants in connection with the entering into of this Agreement:
