THE JUDICIAL AND LEGISLATIVE BASES OF COLONIAL OCCUPATION & RESISTANCE IN THE AMERICAS:

LEGAL/GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
ON NATIVE SOVEREIGNTY

THE BRUCE CLARK ARCHIVES

     * Chronological index                 * Curriculum Vitae
     * Legal Documents                     * Support letters

Genocide, Canadian-style: 'Polite' colonialism

° Canadian government: Federal legislation, campaigns to erode native rights, and other national government involvement in genocide

° The Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en case (aka "Delgamuukw")
Important in understanding how the Canadian legal establishment uses the 'land claims' approach to undermine native sovereignty.

° British Columbia

- includes information about B.C. Treaty Commission, aka the "BC Trick-or-Treaty Con-mission". Find out more about the provincial colonial government's attempt to undermine sovereign rights and negotiate fraudulent agreements, and the native resistance to this bogus 'treaty' process.

° New Brunswick: Natives assert jurisdiction over forestry

° Ontario: Indigenous nations and Metis fight colonialism

° Québéc: Québéc separatism and indigenous sovereignty

Genocide, U.S.-style: The myth of the "vanished" American Indian

° Federal legislation