Other Treaties With The Crown
Pimicikamak and the government of Manitoba both regard a 16 December 1977 agreement with Canada and Manitoba Hydro as a modern-day treaty. Pimicikamak regards an 8 May 1998 document signed by representatives of Canada, Manitoba and Manitoba Hydro as a treaty. From the colonial perspective, some treaties with aboriginal peoples have been termed "a different method of expropriation".
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