C

Caffyn, Gil
• Presentation to committee 324-5
• Education, curriculum, aboriginal education 324
• George, Dan, comments on treaty negotiation process 324
• Indians
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations
    • impact 325
    • referendum questions 325
  • treaty negotiations
    • process, need for apolitical process 324
    • public education and information 325
Cairns, Alan
• Comments on Indians in Canada in Citizens Plus: Aboriginal Peoples and the Canadian State (Price, R.) 621
Calder v. Attorney General of British Columbia
• Decision (Jones, T.) 518-9 (MacKay) 519
Callaghan, Don
• Presentation to committee 426-8
• As subject
  • experience with treaty negotiation process 426-8
• Indians, treaty negotiations, process 427-8
Campbell, Al
• Presentation to committee 153-4
• Aboriginal Affairs Committee, consultation by committee, process 153
• Indians
  • governance 153
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations, referendum questions 153-4
• Society, recognition of cultural diversity in Canada 154
Campbell River, B.C.
• Woodlot licences in area, inclusion in treaty negotiations (Hartford, A.) 552 (Trumper) 552
Campsall, Maureen
• Presentation to committee 286-8
• Fisheries, fishing rights based on race 287
• Hunting, hunting by Indians, use of pit-lamping 286-7
• Indians
  • aboriginal rights, determination based on ethnicity or race 287
  • equality issue 287
  • population, Indians living on reserves, entitlements under Canadian law 287
  • self-government 288
• Mi'kmaq people, fishing rights, Supreme Court ruling 287
Canada
• Canadian society See Society
• Human rights in Canada (Brumell, T.) 443
Canada West Ski Areas Association See also witness Spencer, Jimmie
• Presentation to committee 436-8
Canadian Alliance
• Commitment to referenda, initiative and recall (Elley, R.) 500-1
• Position on referendum on principles for treaty negotiations (Elley, R.) 501
Canadian Taxpayers Federation See also witness Milke, Mark
• Presentation to committee 564-7
Canadians for Direct Democracy See also witness Stark, Colin
• Presentation to committee 352-3
Canadians for Reconciliation, Equality and Equity See also witnesses Boyanowsky, Ehor; Johnston, Will; Weston, John
• Presentation to committee 55-63
• Activities and mandate (Johnston, W.) 55-6 (Weston, J.) 55, 58
CANFREE See Canadians for Reconciliation, Equality and Equity
Cariboo Lumber Manufacturers Association See also witness Rattray, Gord
• Presentation to committee 218-21
• Activities and mandate (Rattray, G.) 218
Cariboo Regional District See also witness Armstrong, Ted
• Presentation to committee 224
Cariboo Tribal Council See also witness Elkins, Bernie
• Presentation to committee 214-7
• Activities and goals (Elkins, B.) 215
Carr, Adriane
• Presentation to committee on behalf of Green Party of B.C. 605-7
• Aboriginal Affairs Committee, consultation by committee, evaluation of submissions 606
• Beets, Marlie, comments on aboriginal rights 606
• Council of Forest Industries, position on aboriginal title 606-7
• Elections, electoral systems, first-past-the-post and proportional-representation systems 606
• Green Party, position on issues
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations 606-7
  • treaty negotiation process 605-6
• Indians
  • aboriginal rights 606-7
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations 606-7
  • treaty negotiations, process 606
• Referenda, referenda based on minority issues 606
Carruthers, Bill
• Presentation to committee 226-8
• Indians
  • culture and history, culture and cultural tourism 227-8
  • economic development by Indians, economic barriers 227
  • population, Indians living off reserves, participation in treaty process 227
  • reserves, system, impact on economic and social conditions 227-8
  • taxation, tax exemptions, elimination 227
  • treaties, certainty and finality 227
Carter, Don
• Presentation to committee 477-8
• Flanagan, Tom, comments on Indians in Canada in First Nations? Second Thoughts 477-8
• Indians
  • culture and history 477-8
  • land and resources, ability to use land or resources as collateral for financial activities 478
  • property rights 478
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations 477
  • treaty negotiations, public education and information 477
Central Okanagan regional district
• Area G See also witness Dinwoodie, Aaron
  • Presentation to committee 251-6
Chandler, Sarah
• Comments on Indians in Canada in Thinking About Home (Newall, J.) 499
Chetwynd, B.C. See also witness Cunningham, Ray
• Presentation to committee 191-3
Chilliwack, B.C.
• Indian land claims in area, impact on real estate development (Macdonald, A.) 302
Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce See also witness Macdonald, Alex
• Presentation to committee 301-3
Chilliwack Fish and Game Protective Association See also witness Wimpney, Bill
• Presentation to committee 304-11
• Position on treaty negotiation process (Wimpney, B.) 305-6
Chilliwack school district See School district 33 (Chilliwack)
Chutter, Dave (Yale-Lillooet)
• Aboriginal Affairs Committee
  • Aug. 29, 2001, Victoria meeting 2, 4, 9
  • Sept. 5, 2001, Victoria meeting 14-5, 22-3
  • Sept. 19, 2001, Victoria meeting 26-7, 29, 31, 41-2
  • Oct. 3, 2001, Prince Rupert public hearing 89, 96, 104-5
  • Oct. 4, 2001, Smithers public hearing 131, 141, 143, 169
  • Oct. 5, 2001, Fort St. John public hearing 179, 196-7
  • Oct. 10, 2001, Williams Lake public hearing 205, 209, 216-8
  • Oct. 11, 2001, Kelowna public hearing 229, 235-6, 243-4, 260, 264
  • Oct. 12, 2001, Cranbrook public hearing 269, 279-80, 291
  • Oct. 17, 2001, Chilliwack public hearing 299, 302
  • Oct. 18, 2001, Vancouver public hearing 333, 374
  • Oct. 24, 2001, Prince George public hearing 397, 401, 425
  • Oct. 25, 2001, Kamloops public hearing 433, 442
  • Oct. 26, 2001, Lillooet public hearing 467, 473-4, 476, 488
  • Nov. 2, 2001, Victoria public hearing 561, 573
  • advertising and publicity 14, 23
  • meeting schedule and travel plans 14-5, 22, 26-7, 29
  • participation by NDP MLAs 4
  • public hearings process 31
  • split committee proposal 15
  • terms of reference, powers 2
• Hunting, management of wildlife resources by Indians 442
• Indians
  • land claims, public education and information 243-4
  • population, Indians living off reserves, land ownership issues 141
  • programs and services for Indians, infrastructure and social services, provision by government 235
  • property rights 302
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations
    • benefit to Indians 104-5
    • process 196-7
    • purpose of referendum 216, 260, 264
    • referendum questions 243, 374
  • self-government 236
  • treaties, certainty language, use of language developed in Nisga'a agreement 143
  • treaty negotiations
    • guiding principles 42, 374
    • local government involvement 425
    • number and size of Indian groups in negotiations 299
    • participation by Indians, legal authority to negotiate 374
    • private property issue 488
    • process 264
    • public consultation and participation 473-4
    • role in clarification of rights and title 41
  • treaty settlements
    • cash and land compensation 209
    • co-jurisdiction concept 169
• Pacific Business and Law Institute, conference on Indian land claims, attendance by Aboriginal Affairs Committee members 9
• Prince George Treaty Advisory Committee, role and position on treaty negotiation process 425
Citizenship
• Canadian citizenship (Price, R.) 621
Civil disobedience
• Blockades and disruption of forest industry operations (Beets, M.) 383-4, 388
Clerk of Committees office
• Role (Nettleton) 6 (Ryan-Lloyd) 6-7
Clyne, Dave
• Presentation to committee 328-31
• Aboriginal Affairs Committee, consultation by committee, process 328-9
• Indians
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations, referendum questions, clarity of questions 328-30
  • treaty negotiations, public education and information 328-30
• Quebec, withdrawal from Canada, referendum, questions 328
Commodore, Larry
• Presentation to committee on behalf of Western Canada Wilderness Committee 578-9
• B.C. Liberal Party government, commitment to seek direction from Supreme Court of Canada on aboriginal self-government 579
• Indians
  • aboriginal rights 579
  • equality issue 579
  • land claims, negotiation versus litigation 579
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations, process 578-9
• Nisga'a people, treaty, legal challenge by B.C. Liberal Party, judge's ruling 579
Community charter
• Impact on business in B.C. (Anderson, V.) 400 (Winter, J.) 400-1
• Impact on powers and status of local government (Bell, D.) 347 (Korpan, G.) 497
Cootes, Charlie
• Presentation to committee 524-5
• Indians
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations
    • referendum questions, clarity and number of questions 531
    • results, regional reporting of results 532
  • treaty negotiations
    • process 531, 533
    • public education and information 533
Coulson Group of Companies See also witness Coulson, Wayne
• Presentation to committee 522-4
Coulson, Wayne
• Presentation to committee on behalf of Coulson Group of Companies 522-4
• Hecate Logging Ltd.
  • distribution of dividends 524
  • involvement of Indians with company 522-4
• Sealaska Corporation, use as model for Indian land claims settlement 523-4
Council of Canadians
• Mid Island chapter, position on issues
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations (Brown, Diane) 509
  • treaty negotiation process (Manly, J.) 503
• Mid-Island chapter See also witnesses Brown, Diane; Manly, Jim
  • presentation to committee 503-6, 509-11
• Role (Brown, Diane) 509
Council of Forest Industries See also witness Beets, Marlie
• Presentation to committee 383-8
• Membership (Beets, M.) 383
• Position on aboriginal title (Carr, A.) 606-7
Cowichan Indian band
• Treaty negotiations, treaty-related measures (Steenkamp, P.) 34
Croft, Daniel
• Presentation to committee 256-61
• Indians
  • culture and history 261
  • population, Indians living off reserves, participation in treaty process 258-9
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations, impact 256-8, 260
  • treaty negotiations
    • development of understanding between cultures 261
    • guiding principles 257, 260
    • process 256-7
    • process, trust issue 258
    • public education and information 256-7, 259
Cromarty, Don
• Presentation to committee 246-50
• As subject
  • experience as status Indian 249-50 (MacKay) 249-50
• Aboriginal Affairs Committee, consultation by committee, consultation with Indians 246-9
• Indians
  • population, participation in public consultation processes, trust issue 246-50
  • referenda with Indians 247
Crown land
• Access to Crown land and resources (Barnett, D.) 460-3 (Beets, M.) 383-6 (Hooker, B.) 221-2 (Livingston, G.) 574 (MacKay) 220-1 (Rattray, G.) 219-21
• Call for judicial inquiry to review use of land (Lloyd, H.) 408
• Exclusion from treaty negotiation process (MacKay) 141-2 (Wilson, J.) 141-2
• Government revenue from Indian traditional lands (Gonzales, C.) 405-6
• Sale by government of Crown land involved in land claims (Haythornthwaite, G.) 600-1
Cullen, Mike
• Presentation to committee 557-8
• Fisheries, fishing by Indians
  • allocation of resource 558
  • involvement in commercial fishery 558
• Fraser River, fishing by Indians 558
• Indians, referendum on principles for treaty negotiations, referendum questions 558
• Nuu-chah-nulth people, treaty negotiation, prawn fishery component 558
Cumming, Marion
• Presentation to committee 615-7
• As subject
  • experience with indigenous peoples 616-7
• Indians
  • population, relationship with non-Indian population, historical inequity in treatment of Indians by non-Indians 616
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations 615-6
  • treaty negotiations, process 617
Cummins, John
• Presentation to committee 353-7
• Indians
  • aboriginal rights 354-6
  • economic development by Indians, participation in economy 354-6
  • referendum on principles for treaty negotiations, referendum questions 353-6
  • self-government 354, 356
  • taxation, taxation and access to social programs 356
  • treaty negotiations, interim and treaty-related measures 356
  • treaty settlements, cash and land compensation 356
• Tsawwassen people, treaty negotiations 353-4
Cunningham, Ray
• Presentation to committee on behalf of district of Chetwynd 191-3
• Indians
  • self-government, accountability issue 191
  • taxation 191-2
• Justice system, treatment of Indians 192-3

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