2 - Friday, November 10, 1989 — North Shore News

LEGAL ACTION FILED

Squamish Band claims Kitsilano lands

nal boundaries of the 8+. 25-acre
Kitsilano Indian Reserve So. 6.

The Squamish Bana initiated
legal action in 1977 in federal court
for return of the reserve, which
was surrendered to the federal
government in 1946,

Bounded roughly ty English Bay
to the north, Falco Creek to the

THE SQUAMISH Indian Band launched legal action
Wednesday in B.C. Supreme Court to try to block the sale
by Canadian Pacific Ltd. of Kitsilano land that is currently
part of a larger Squamish Band fand claim.

Located at the south end of the
Burrard Bridge, the 10.6-acre
parcel of land lies within the origi-

‘LITTLE WONDER’

east, First Avenue to the south,
and Chestnut Street to the west,
the original reserve covered 80
weres in 1877 and was increased by
6.25 acres in 1927,

In 1886, Canadian Pacific
Railway obtained a 3.62-acre
railway right-of-way through the
reserve.

48's or 32’s
reg. 8.99

The Vancouver and Lulu Island
Railway, later acquired by Cana-
dian Pacific, took a further seven
acres out of the reserve in 1900 for
another railway right-of-way.

According to Squamish Band
lawyer Harry Slade, the Indian

See Band
Page 3

reg. 1.15/100 g SALE

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Limit 2 pkg. per custemer

6L
reg. 6.99

or semi gloss tintable

White paint

lightbulb

L100W
reg. 5.99

We reserve the right
to limit quantities

4L
reg. 25.89 SALES

3-PK.
200’s
reg. 3.79

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iimen’s 2-pk

| briefs

Sizes M-L-XL Blue, Grey. White

reg. 7.89

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