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WHALE POOL

‘It’s ours,’ says

Squamis

MEMBERS OF the Squamish Band have told the
Vancouver Parks Board it is inappropriate to con-

sider expansion of the

Vancouver Aquarium’s

whale pool because the area belongs to the band.

Chief Phillip Joe of the
band made those comments
at a Parks Board public
hearing on the proposed ex-
pansion at a meeting Thurs-
day night.

(That meeting was held
after the deadline for this
edition of the News. A full

By MARK HAMILTON

cessful claim the band made
for the return of the so-call-
ed ‘‘cut-off lands’’.

That’ claim, approved by
the provincial and federal
governments a_ year ago,

Band

returned more than 100 acres
ef tand — including the
easterly 26 acres of
Ambleside Park — along
with more than $1 million in
compensation for lands that
could not be returned.

Part of that settlement
also included annual pay-
ments to the band for lease
of land used for a sewage

treatment plant and a
Department of Highways
works yard.

report on the submission and
the board’s response will be
carried in Sunday’s issue.)

‘*Basically our stand is
that we look at the expan-
sion in a different light (than
does the Parks Board),’’ Joe
said Thursday afternoon.
‘‘From our perspective, those
lands are aboriginal. All of
Stanley Park is.”’

The band's claim to
aboriginal ownership of
Stanley Park is part of a
comprehensive land claim
being prepared by the band
for submission to the federal
government. The band has
been researching that claim
for several years.

Such a claim, which will
likely not be completed for
some time yet, would be far
more extensive than the suc-

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Boulevard Racquet Sports Inc.
986-5403

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