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w84u2 wrote:Fish & Wildlife charges may never become public knowledge.

Only if the PIB wants to keep it quiet . But think there's way to much on the line to keep this one under the table :chicken:
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w84u2 wrote:Fish & Wildlife charges may never become public knowledge.

blueliner wrote:Only if the PIB wants to keep it quiet . But think there's way to much on the line to keep this one under the table :chicken:

Even IF PIB wasn't involved. F&W charges are not necessarily charges under the CCC. Therefore, they will not be published for public viewing.
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w84u2 wrote:
w84u2 wrote:Fish & Wildlife charges may never become public knowledge.

blueliner wrote:Only if the PIB wants to keep it quiet . But think there's way to much on the line to keep this one under the table :chicken:

Even IF PIB wasn't involved. F&W charges are not necessarily charges under the CCC. Therefore, they will not be published for public viewing.

I think in this high profile case the charges will be made public . Sure hope the Crown goes forward with criminal charges just like the would if it was not FN's :cuss:
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This isn't a high profile case. Trespass charges aren't exciting news.
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Fancy wrote:This isn't a high profile case. Trespass charges aren't exciting news.

They would be if it was your land they trespass on !! :200:
Or if this happened on PIB land sure the wheels of justice would be turning just a bit faster :135:
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Or if this happened on PIB land sure the wheels of justice would be turning just a bit faster :135:

This is pure speculation and an inflammatory statement. Your click bait worked, I bit and I call bulls#!t. Trespassing charges are met with an eviction letter and escort off the Reserve. The worst that happens is a fine and certainly no criminal charges. Don't you worry though, come summer when you see all the transient campers along the channel, you'll be able to point the finger of privilege again.
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Dawnland wrote:
blueliner wrote:
Or if this happened on PIB land sure the wheels of justice would be turning just a bit faster :135:

This is pure speculation and an inflammatory statement. Your click bait worked, I bit and I call bulls#!t. Trespassing charges are met with an eviction letter and escort off the Reserve. The worst that happens is a fine and certainly no criminal charges. Don't you worry though, come summer when you see all the transient campers along the channel, you'll be able to point the finger of privilege again.

Well Dawnland if the so called transient campers along the river channel , all it takes is one call to your Grand Chief and sure he will get the wheels of the Whity's justice moving real quick . I will call your bullsh#t . :cuss:
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You do realize the difference here. How can you compare a trespass charge with an eviction letter and an escort off the reserve? The trespasser in question has already left the building.
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When the Band receives notice of illegal occupation, a Band representative provides the RCMP with a 24 hour notice to evict. The RCMP will then follow up to ensure the transient has moved on. If the squatter has moved on, the Band has to hire cleaners to come in and restore the area. If the squatter is still there, the RCMP escort them off the Reserve. If you think I'm bulls#!tting, call Cost Mike Rampone, First Nations RCMP officer. But yeah, that's obviously something I don't know anything about...riiiight.
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Why are you bringing up squatters? Zero to do with the topic.
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Focus people please....
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Fancy, if a squatter parked their tent in your yard, the squatter would only be charged with trespassing, probably immediately right? Well, according to blueliner if trespassing happened on Reserve lands, the courts would bend over backwards to prosecute quickly. I countered that with my knowledge that a trespassers would have to be committing the offence for over 24 hours for anything to happen judiciously at all.
It's the same topic, trespassing. Neither of which, as w84u2 pointed out, are prosecuted under the Criminal Code.
Maximum fine of $500, no criminal record, and it can't be searched through Freedom of information and privacy act. Not very exciting, or newsworthy.
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The people weren't squatters. This will boil down to a trespass case which is what the lady in question wants to happen. It probably will never make the news again and if it does it won't make a difference to anyone. If you are going to discuss something, at least get the facts right.
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Just a bit of information if you'll allow the indulgence.
Trespassing is a BC Act, therefore not applicable on Reserve as it's federal land. The Bands have to enact their own by-laws to cover some of those things that are generally included in provincial and civic by-laws. If you would like to know what the laws and by-laws in place on every Reserve in Canada, you can search them on-line through; First Nations gazette website. But yes fancy, I don't know everything, I'll happily leave that to you, as pleasant as ever.
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Dawnland wrote:Just a bit of information if you'll allow the indulgence.
Trespassing is a BC Act, therefore not applicable on Reserve as it's federal land. The Bands have to enact their own by-laws to cover some of those things that are generally included in provincial and civic by-laws. If you would like to know what the laws and by-laws in place on every Reserve in Canada, you can search them on-line through; First Nations gazette website.

You are obviously stating the elk were taken not on private lands then.
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