Coexistence: Mutual Sharing Between Treaty First Nations & Mineral Industries for Sustainable Development (YKDFN, March 1995)
Darrell K. Beaulieu, Chief of the Yellowknives Dene, presents the Yellowknives Dene position on coexistence and equitable benefit-sharing between Treaty First Nations and the mineral industry, outlining negotiating objectives for impact benefit agreements that include community economic development, human resources support, labour protections, and traditional land use preservation.
- Date
- 1995-03-05
- Document type
- presentation
- Parties
- Yellowknives Dene, Darrell K. Beaulieu, Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada, Deton'cho Corporation, Denendeh Development Corporation, federal government, Treaty 8
- Locations
- Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Ndilo, Great Slave Lake, Coppermine River, Lutsel K'e, Nunavut, Fort Resolution, Norman Wells
- Parameters
- sustainable development, mineral exploration, resource management, environmental protection, wildlife habitats, fish habitats, traditional land use, economic development
- Pages
- 6
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