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WebbVenne, Sharon. “Understanding Treaty 6: An Indigenous Perspective.” Aboriginal and Treaty Rights in Canada: Essays on Law, Equality, and Respect for Difference. Ed. Michael Asch. Vancouver, British Columbia: UBC Press, 1997. 173-207. Print. In this essay, Sharon Venne explores the historic treaty negotiation process in Treaty 6 territory. WebbThis article explores the role of the numbered treaties relative to the continuity of the settler colonial project in Canada. Although the treaties are often invoked to characterize … philhealth debt 15 billion

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WebbSharon H. Venne (masko-nôcokwêsiw manitoukan) is a cree woman BA (Hon), LLB, LLM. She has worked at the United Nations prior to the establishment of the Working Group on … WebbSharon Venne is a Cree woman from Great Turtle Island with a Cree name: Old Woman Bear. For the last twenty years she has been working with Elders and at the United … WebbSource : Sharon H. Venne, « Understanding Treaty 6: An Indigenous Perspective », dans Michael Asch, ed. Aboriginal and Treaty Rights in Canada: Essays on Law, Equality, and Respect for Difference (Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 1997, 2002), p. 184. Traités numérotés, document 2 : Protéger la revendication territoriale philhealth debt issue