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Nanaimo peace “Indian land claims
before pipeline OK’

group to meet

The Nanaimo Peace Council will

hold a meeting on Thursday, May 6.

at 7:30 p.m. at Sven Royle’s, in the
Long Lake Motel, Island Highway.
The meeting will discuss the
campaign for the Stockholm Ap-
peal, and consider entry of a float
in the May 24 parade.

John Beeching, chairman of the
B.C. Peace Council, will report on
the recent Canadian Peace
Congress convention in Winnipeg.
A film will also be shown. All in-
terested are invited to attend.

In a statement submitted to the

Berger commission April 21, the.

B.C. Peace Council asserted that
the Canadian government must not
allow the building of the Mackenzie
pipeline before first negotiating the
land claims of the native people.

The statement declares that if
the present plan is carried out
large scale development would
almost certainly follow, depriving
the native people by destroying
their means of livelihood.

The Council maintains that once

negotiated the native people should
be allowed to determine their own
future in a democratic way.

It concludes, ‘‘Therefore in the
interest of peace based on justice
we urge that the native people’s
land claims be negotiated now, and
that the development of the
Mackenzie Delta gas be delayed
until the gas can be developed in a
way that is satisfactory and
beneficial to the northern people.”

Hearings regarding the
Mackenzie pipeline issue will be
held in Vancouver May 10, 11 and

Best Wishes

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