Developing the Nisichawayasihk Nehethawuk Land Use Plan and Resource Management Plan



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Integrating Aboriginal People in Natural Resource Management Developing the Nisichawayasihk Nehethawuk Land Use Plan and Resource Management Plan Bill Yetman Program Coordinator Resource Management and Treaty Land Entitlement

1996 Comprehensive Implementation Agreement P Article 6: establishes Resource Management Board comprised of 4 Members appointed by NCN and 4 appointed by Manitoba identifies Nelson House Registered Trapline District as the Resource Management Area provides for management of 6.3 million acres of lands, waters and natural resources includes 120,000 acres of existing and future reserve lands

1996 Comprehensive Implementation Agreement P Article 6: provides for the development, approval and implementation of a: Land Use Plan Resource Management Plan

Implementation of Land Use Plan and Resource Management Plan

Basic Approach to Plan Development P NCN Customary Laws, Beliefs, Values and Aspirations PPrinciples PPolicies PPriorities PObjectives P Section 35 Process

Fiduciary Consultation Process, Results and Decisions Step One: Initiate consultation with the affected Aboriginal group to assess whether an infringement is likely Step Two: Consider the specific impacts of the action or decision on Aboriginal interests and determine the scope of any infringement of Aboriginal rights Step Three: Consider whether any infringement of Aboriginal rights could be justified Step Four a): In the event an infringement can be justified, address and/or reach a workable accomodation of the Aboriginal interests being infringed Step Four b): In the event an infringement cannot be justified and a negotiated resolution cannot be arrived at, re-evaluate the decision and/or seek legal advice before proceeding

Basic Approach to Plan Development P Balance & Harmony PRespect PProtection & Conservation PEnhanced Opportunities PUnderstanding & Acceptance PCooperation PConsultation

Nisichawayasihk Nehetho Principles

Kihche'othasowewin P The Nisichawayasi Nehethowuk traditionally live by reference to Kihche'othasowewin (the Great Law of the Creator), which is underpinned by spiritual and philosophical beliefs, values, principles and goals. P Nisichawayasi Nehethowuk customary law is the sum total of these beliefs, values and norms. P All combined to guide and direct the conduct of ithiniwuk (individuals), ka'esi minisichek (the family), ka'esi anisko'wakometochek (the extended family), mamawe'minisichek (the clan) and ka'esi'pisketuskan'nesichik (the nation). P In this way social order was maintained by doctrines that reflect Kihche'othasowewin. It is this Great Law that determined and still determines Nisichawayasi Nehethowuk Customary Law.

N'tuskenan P To Nisichawayasi Nehethowuk (the people of where the three rivers meet), n'tuskenan (our land) has been entrusted to us by Kihche'manitou (the Creator) for our children michimahch'ohchi (since time immemorial).

Aski Kanache Pumenikiwin P The development of the Aski Apachi chikewi Othaschikewin (Land Use Plan) and the Pematchi owi Puminikewin Othaschikewin (Resource Management Plan) to guide the activities and conduct of all persons while within n'tuskenan will be based on Aski Kanache Pumenikiwin (the sacred duty and responsibilty to protect n'tuskenan).

O'chenewin P The specific terms, conditions, protocols, guidelines, recommendations and best practice incorporated into the Aski Apachi chikewi Othaschikewin (Land Use Plan) and the Pematchi owi Puminikewin Othaschikewin (Resource Management Plan) will apply the belief in o'chenewin (what you do to nature comes back to you).

Nehetho Tipithimisowin P Kihche'othasowewin will be integrated into the Aski Apachi'chikewi Othaschikewin (Land Use Plan) and the Pematchi'owi Puminikewin Othaschikewin (Resource Management Plan) P the Aski Apachi'chikewi Othaschikewin (Land Use Plan) and the Pematchi'owi Puminikewin Othaschikewin (Resource Management Plan) will be consistent with and will reflect decision-making roles in accord with Nehetho Tipithimisowin (the exercise of Nehetho sovereignty).

Ethinesewin P The development and implementation of the Aski Apachi'chikewi Othaschikewin (Land Use Plan) and the Pematchi'owi Puminikewin Othaschikewin (Resource Management Plan) will incorporate and apply the Ethinesewin (wisdom and traditional knowledge) of Nisichawayasi Nehethowuk.

Nisichawayasihk Roles, Responsibilities, Relationships and Authorities P The Nisichawayasihk representatives to the Resource Management Board are responsible for: ensuring that Kihche'othasowewin and Nehetho Tipithimisowin are reflected in addressing any environmental concerns, as well in addressing the discovery of human remains or artifacts and assisting in the conduct of ceremonies. ensuring the Ethinesewin of Nisichawayasi Nehethowuk is applied to any decisions and activities further to the Aski Apachi'chikewi Othaschikewin (Land Use Plan) and the Pematchi'owi Puminikewin Othaschikewin (Resource Management Plan)

Other Nisichawayasihk Planning Principles P Specific provisions of the Aski Apachi'chikewi Othaschekewin (Land Use Plan) and the Pematchi'owi Puminikewin Othaschekewin (Resource Management Plan): will reflect Nehetho Tipithimisowin by clearly defining the roles, responsibilities, relationships and authorities of Nisichawayasi Nehethowuk will also be expressed in terms and language relevant and meaningful to Nisichawayasi Nehethowuk. will be guided by Nisichawayasi Ethinesewin including: the influence of moons and seasons on climate, weather, animals, plants and ithiniwuk seasonal harvesting cycles and practices

NCN-Manitoba Heritage Resources Agreement

NCN-Manitoba Agreement in Principle To Develop A Heritage Resources Agreement P Consistent with Article 6, the NCN-Manitoba Agreement in Principle To Develop A Heritage Resources Agreement provides for the immediate negotiation and development of several agreements affecting the protection of heritage resources related to the proposed Wuskwatim project: Protocol for the Protection of Heritage Resources related to the Wuskwatim Project prior to April 1, 2006. an NCN-Manitoba Heritage Resources Agreement that addresses heritage resource protection within Nisichawayasihk N'tuskenan and the Resource Management Area the renewal of the Churchill River Diversion Archeological Project to be effective April 1, 2006, which agreement will include Manitoba Hydro

Other Cultural Considerations P The Aski Apachi chikewi Othaschikewin (Land Use Plan), the Pematchi owi Puminikewin Othaschikewin (Resource Management Plan) and any Aniskowatesewe Ketapahchikewe Othaschikewin (Heritage Resources Protection Plan) and Aski Ketapahchikewe Othaschikewin (Environmental Protection Plan) will reflect Nisichawayasi ethinesewin and will take into account cultural considerations that affect the timing and nature of project activities: Moons Seasons Seasonal Harvesting Practices

Moons and Seasons

Seasonal Harvesting Practices

Nisichawayasihk Nehethawuk Vision P Any Aski Apachi'chikewi Othaschikewin (Land Use Plan) and any Pematchi'owi Puminikewin Othaschikewin (Resource Management Plan) will reflect and be consistent with: Kihche'othasowewin Nehetho Tipithimisowin (the exercise of Nehetho sovereignty) the Nisichawayasi nehethawuk vision of kita kanoskumahk kitipethimisoweninow e'tipustumasoyahk kiwehtusketowi pimachihoweninow neyakanehk isi (to exercise sovereignty that sustains a prosperous socio-economic future for the Nisichawyasihk Cree Nation).

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