The federal government is ramping up its timeline for changes to the Additions to Reserve Process. Councillor Helen Miller is once again urging Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) to consider creating its own system for adding land to the reserve to ensure lands purchased don\u2019t go back into the federal government\u2019s coffers. \u201cWe get it back to give it to the federal government,\u201d she said. \u201cWhy would we go buy land and give it back to the federal government? We don\u2019t even own it.\u201d Miller attended a meeting with Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) recently and gave a report to council at the general Council meeting on February 13 and said she believes Six Nations needs to begin the process of setting up it\u2019s own land registry system to circumnavigate ISC\u2019s… <\/p>\n
The federal government is ramping up its timeline for changes to the Additions to Reserve Process. Councillor Helen Miller is once again urging Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) to consider creating its own system for adding land to the reserve to ensure lands purchased don\u2019t go back into the federal government\u2019s coffers. \u201cWe get it back to give it to the federal government,\u201d she said. \u201cWhy would we go buy land and give it back to the federal government? We don\u2019t even own it.\u201d Miller attended a meeting with Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) recently and gave a report to council at the general Council meeting on February 13 and said she believes Six Nations needs to begin the process of setting up it\u2019s own land registry system to circumnavigate ISC\u2019s... <\/p>\n