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Nisga'a Nation reborn
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MAY 12, 2000 The Nisga'a Nation is being reborn with the initiation of their new government. One of the first actions as a government was receiving some of the payments of their $200 million settlement from the federal government. The Nation also owes $50 to the government over the cost of negotiations, which began in 1976. The treaty between the British Columbia Nation and the goverment was proclaimed into law last month. Get the Story:
Nisga'a nation reborn as band forms government (The Vancouver Sun 5/12)
Nisga'a government to be sworn in (First Nations 5/11) Relevant Links:
The Nisga'a Nation: www.ntc.bc.ca
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