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Josh Dehaas: Aboriginal title claims should be proven in courts, not signed away by governments
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Josh Dehaas: Aboriginal title claims should be proven in courts, not signed away by governments
If governments believe the claims are strong, then why not let the courts test them?
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By Josh Dehaas, Special to National Post
Published Jul 23, 2026
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