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DRAFT REPORT: Rights and Title Interests in the Columbia Valley Transmission Project Area men hunted in the Columbia Valley. Discussions with Chief Kinbasket indicate that he established residency in the Columbia Valley, likely in the 1840s, and had a number of camps. Subsequent to the establishment of this residency, the Kinbasket family’s contact with their kin among the Shuswap Lake Division became less. They increasingly intermarried with the neighbouring Ktunaxa. At the time the Indian Reserve Commission set aside lands for the Kinbasket Shuswap and for the Columbia Lake Ktunaxa in 1884, the Kinbasket Shuswap were an autonmous band with linguistic ties to the Secwepemc, but with strong social ties to the neighbouring Ktunaxa. By at least the end of the 19 th century, the two groups acted together on issues of resource management. Bouchard & Kennedy Research Consultants Page 83 Page 86 of 200
BC hudro m FOR GENERATIONS Chris Heard BC Hydro Aboriginal Relations & Negotiations 6911 Southpoint Drive . Burnaby, BC V3N 4X8 March 19, 2010 Chief Nelson Leon The Lakes Division of the Secwepemc Nation c/o Adams Lake Indian Band PO Box 588 Chase, BC VOE 1 MO Dear Chief Leon: Re: Columbia Valley Transmission (CVT) Project It was my pleasure to meet you at the CVT procedural conference in Vancouver on March 17,2009. As I mentioned when we spoke on March 17,2010, based on the most recent letter that the Lakes Division of the Secwepemc Nation (the 'Lakes Division') sent to BC Hydro regarding the CVT Project on December 10, 2009, which states, "We remain in full support of the Shuswap Indian Band and their leadership role regarding the Columbia Valley Transmission Project.", I was somewhat surprised to hear your comments that you feel that The Lakes Division may not have been properly consulted with respect to the CVT Project. As I also mentioned, I am still,8s I have always been, open to further discussing concerns that the Lakes Division may have with regard to the Project, and your role in supporting the Shuswap Indian Band. Please contact me at your convenience to set up a meeting to discuss any matters relating to the CVT Project at 604-528-1558, or at Chris.Heard@bchydro.com. C ris eard Senior Coordinator, Aboriginal Relations and Negotiations cc: Chief Judy Wilson, Neskonlith Indian Band Chief Wayne Christian, Splatsin First Nation Sunny Lebourdais, Technical Coordinator Chief Paul Sam, Shuswap Indian Band -• • -- vancouver 2010 C&9 ~ ~ vancouver 2010 r.u.uYW1CG.A.t.&U '[\1)( ,AlW.t'M"Quu ll-....l BC hydro m FOR GENERATIONS OFFICIAL SUPPORTER Page 87 of 200
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