Assessment of the trans mountain pipeline and tanker expansion proposal
- Title
- Assessment of the trans mountain pipeline and tanker expansion proposal
- Description
- The Tskeuk-Waututh Nation’s assessment of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline (TMEX) proposal in accordance with the Nation’s Stewardship Policy. The document reviews proposed plans and policies within their Consultation Area, including Burrard Inlet in Vancouver, British Columbia. “It describes the seriousness of the potential effects of the TMEX proposal on Tsleil-Waututh title, rights, and interests.”
- Creator
- Tskeuk-Waututh Nation
- Abstract
- Tsleil-Waututh are the “People of the Inlet” and a distinct Coast Salish nation whose territory includes Burrard Inlet. The Tsleil Waututh people occupied, governed, and acted as stewards of our territory prior to contact, at contact (AD 1792), at the British Crown’s assertion of sovereignty (AD 1846), and continue to do so today. Our ancestors maintained villages in eastern Burrard Inlet, exclusively occupied and defended the area, and intensively used all the natural resources there, especially marine and intertidal resources.
- pages
- 90
- Is Part Of
- State of the Salish Sea
- Publisher
- Treaty, Lands & Resources Department Tsleil-Waututh Nation
- Item sets
- Salish Resources
Burrard Inlet, Anmore, District of North Vancouver, Metro Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, Canada
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