Couchiching First Nation

Données financières pour Couchiching First Nation pour l'exercice 2021-22. Couchiching First Nation est une Première Nation en Ontario with a registered population of 3,063 and an on-reserve population of 770. Les informations sont extraites des rapports annuels publiés en vertu de la Loi sur la transparence financière des Premières Nations.

Revendications territoriales

Revendications territoriales historiques et en cours impliquant Couchiching First Nation.

RevendicationStatutDernière mise à jourTotal des paiements
Flooding (Tr3 Flooding Project)
Alleged Crown failed to protect their interests when their land was flooded.
Invited to Negotiate
Active
May 2018
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Highway
In 1936, Canada transferred to the Province of Ontario reserve lands for Highway 11, without securing proper Indian Act authorities and accepting inappropriate compensation (the return by Ontario of a portion of the two-chain allowance lands which the claimant alleges they should already have held as reserve).
Invited to Negotiate
Active
May 2018
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Two-Chain Shore Allowance
Alleges the Crown wrongly excluded the shore line from the reserve when it was first surveyed in 1875, and then permitted, without the Band's consent, a dam operator to flood the part of the reserve in 1909 without paying the Band proper compensation.
Invited to Negotiate
Active
May 2018
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Joint Interest in Rainy Lake I.R. 18C
FN claims a joint interest in Mitaanjigamiing (Stanjikoming) FN IR 18C. At time of treaty, Mitaanjigamiing and Couchinching took their reserves of 18B and 18C in common. In 1990, Mitaanjigamiing surrendered its interest in 18B, but Couchiching did not surrender its interest in 18C.
Concluded
No Lawful Obligation Found
May 2007
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Treaty Land Entitlement
Alleged outstanding treaty land entitlement under the terms of Treaty 3, FN alleges that there is a shortfall of 224,000 acres. In addition, the FN alleges the failure to provide the proper treaty land entitlement constitutes a breach of Canada's fiduciary duty.
Other
File Closed
Jun 2008
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Hydro Transmission Line
In 1928, Canada allowed a transmission line to be built across the reserve without securing proper Indian Act authorities or adequate compensation for the First Nation.
Invited to Negotiate
Active
May 2018
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Headlands
Breach of fiduciary obligation regarding the 1894 agreement between Canada and Ontario, and the later revocation of this portion of the agreement by Ontario in 1915 (Canada / Ontario Boundary Dispute); involves IR# 16 A, D and 18B
Other
File Closed
Nov 2010
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Railway
Alleged illegal taking of lands for railway purposes and failure to provide proper compensation.
Invited to Negotiate
Active
May 2018
-
Total$0

Rémunération et dépenses

Salaires, honoraires, déplacements et autres dépenses versés aux élus et aux cadres supérieurs au cours de l'exercice financier 2021-22.

PosteNomMoisSalaryOther Remuneration (Note 2)Expenses Reimbursed as part of Other Remuneration (Note 3)Total
ChiefBrian Perrault12$78,800$0$1,727$80,527
CouncilorRon Archie12$12,800$0$0$12,800
CouncilorDavid Bruyere11$11,800$0$1,727$13,527
CouncilorSandy Bruyere12$13,899$0$2,435$16,334
Councilor + EmploymentRandy Jones12$45,000$0$1,806$46,806
CouncilorJoan Mainville12$12,800$0$1,727$14,527
CouncilorLucille Morrisseau12$17,800$0$253$18,053
CouncilorPeggy Loyie1$2,000$0$787$2,787
Councilor + EmploymentKourtney Perrault1$52,500$0$79$52,579
CouncilorCheyenne Vandermeer1$2,000$0$0$2,000
Total$249,399$0$10,541$259,940

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Sources

Les données financières proviennent des rapports annuels publiés en vertu de la Loi sur la transparence financière des Premières Nations (LTFPN). Les données sont extraites à l'aide de processus automatisés et peuvent contenir des erreurs. Si vous remarquez des problèmes, veuillez nous contacter.