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Posted by Thiel
- Today at 12:55:43 PMCaring about your home means caring about property rights.
That's because a court in British Columbia ruled that some Crown grants of land are invalid because of Aboriginal title.
Court cases claiming Aboriginal title have already been filed in Quebec and Atlantic Canada and you can bet one is coming to your province soon too.
Your property rights could be at risk even if you don't live in British Columbia.
Your property — including your home — is at risk because there are no protections for private property in Canada's constitution.
Posted by DKG
- December 10, 2025, 07:38:48 AMA court in British Columbia declared Aboriginal title can supersede fee simple title. Very simply, that could create uncertainty about the land title for the property your home is built on.
Posted by Thiel
- December 02, 2025, 01:27:15 PMQuote from: DKG on December 02, 2025, 09:49:31 AMHere's what happened: the B.C. Supreme Court declared the Cowichan First Nation has Indigenous title over parts of Richmond, B.C.My Jo Jo doesn't have to worry. He never had the money to invest in real estate.
The court said that Indigenous title overrules private land ownership. That decision could have major consequences for homeowners across Canada.
"The court decision said that the Crown grant of land is invalid and that therefore the titles of land that follow from that are invalid," said B.C. Premier David Eby.
The premier is sounding the alarm that landowners might not actually own their homes – homes they've been paying taxes on – if the court decision stands.
But we're already seeing the consequences.
Some mortgage brokers have sounded the alarm that folks may not be able to renew their mortgages while uncertainty over Indigenous title remains.
Posted by DKG
- December 02, 2025, 09:49:31 AMHere's what happened: the B.C. Supreme Court declared the Cowichan First Nation has Indigenous title over parts of Richmond, B.C.
The court said that Indigenous title overrules private land ownership. That decision could have major consequences for homeowners across Canada.
"The court decision said that the Crown grant of land is invalid and that therefore the titles of land that follow from that are invalid," said B.C. Premier David Eby.
The premier is sounding the alarm that landowners might not actually own their homes – homes they've been paying taxes on – if the court decision stands.
But we're already seeing the consequences.
Some mortgage brokers have sounded the alarm that folks may not be able to renew their mortgages while uncertainty over Indigenous title remains.
The court said that Indigenous title overrules private land ownership. That decision could have major consequences for homeowners across Canada.
"The court decision said that the Crown grant of land is invalid and that therefore the titles of land that follow from that are invalid," said B.C. Premier David Eby.
The premier is sounding the alarm that landowners might not actually own their homes – homes they've been paying taxes on – if the court decision stands.
But we're already seeing the consequences.
Some mortgage brokers have sounded the alarm that folks may not be able to renew their mortgages while uncertainty over Indigenous title remains.
Posted by DKG
- November 29, 2025, 10:14:30 AMI agree. Eby and his entire caucus should surrender all of their collective properties.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dH5N3hNRKA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dH5N3hNRKA
Posted by Herman
- November 19, 2025, 12:21:50 AMSo King Charles recently made a statement acknowledging that Canada is un-ceded territory.
While most people might hear that and move on, those who understand sovereignty, legal frameworks, and the shift out of colonial structures know: this was not just a symbolic comment. This was a form of soft disclosure.
Let me break it down for those who are newly curious:
"Un-ceded Territory" means the land was never lawfully surrendered. No treaties signed. No legal agreements made. So by acknowledging this, the Crown is essentially admitting that its authority over Canada is invalid in a foundational legal sense. That's huge.
While most people might hear that and move on, those who understand sovereignty, legal frameworks, and the shift out of colonial structures know: this was not just a symbolic comment. This was a form of soft disclosure.
Let me break it down for those who are newly curious:
"Un-ceded Territory" means the land was never lawfully surrendered. No treaties signed. No legal agreements made. So by acknowledging this, the Crown is essentially admitting that its authority over Canada is invalid in a foundational legal sense. That's huge.
Posted by Thiel
- November 16, 2025, 02:24:48 PMQuote from: JOE on November 15, 2025, 08:28:24 PMHere's a summary of the Native land claims controversy:Sugarplum don't worry. They are not claiming your chocolate gold coin collection.
Posted by JOE
- November 15, 2025, 08:28:24 PMHere's a summary of the Native land claims controversy:
Posted by Thiel
- November 15, 2025, 01:03:24 PMQuote from: JOE on November 15, 2025, 10:20:34 AMIt has the potential to crash the Greater Vancouver housing market DKGSugarbuns, you know DKG doesn't read anything you write. I do though.DKG
Lately it's been rather depressed and people/realtors can't sell their homes.
And they built a glut of condos similar to Toronto. Maybe not quite as bad, but it's become noticeable
So this land claims will become an issue moving forward
Chinese Investors may stay away and go somewhere else where they don't have to deal with those issues
Don't you worry your adorable little bald spot off. You are vewry old and you own nothing. Mr. Carney's base.
Posted by JOE
- November 15, 2025, 10:20:34 AMQuote from: DKG on November 15, 2025, 05:46:17 AMHomeowners across Richmond are discovering their property rights mean nothing when governments refuse to defend them. This isn't about reconciliation—it's violation and confiscation.
The Carney Liberals will no stand up for one of the most basic rights of an advanced democracy.
It has the potential to crash the Greater Vancouver housing market DKG
DKGLately it's been rather depressed and people/realtors can't sell their homes.
And they built a glut of condos similar to Toronto. Maybe not quite as bad, but it's become noticeable
So this land claims will become an issue moving forward
Chinese Investors may stay away and go somewhere else where they don't have to deal with those issues
Posted by DKG
- November 15, 2025, 05:46:17 AMHomeowners across Richmond are discovering their property rights mean nothing when governments refuse to defend them. This isn't about reconciliation—it's violation and confiscation.
The Carney Liberals will no stand up for one of the most basic rights of an advanced democracy.
The Carney Liberals will no stand up for one of the most basic rights of an advanced democracy.
Posted by Thiel
- November 14, 2025, 01:36:05 PMQuote from: JOE on November 14, 2025, 08:16:34 AMIs Vancouver Real Estate in a free fall after the BC Court ruling?Pussycat, it does not affect you.
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Posted by JOE
- November 14, 2025, 08:16:34 AMIs Vancouver Real Estate in a free fall after the BC Court ruling?
This video might interest Shen Li Shen & Others here:
This video might interest Shen Li
Shen & Others here:Posted by Herman
- November 11, 2025, 05:29:01 PMProg double standards.
Posted by Herman
- November 10, 2025, 10:19:00 PMDavid Eby is going to need more security than Trump. Some Chinaman from Richmond is going to kill him.