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First Nations face an uphill battle getting revenues from Hydro-Québec By Kevin Dougherty. Published on Apr 6, 2021 5:31pm Billy Diamond, then-grand chief of the Cree (left), and then-Quebec Justice minister Gérard D. Levesque, sign the James Bay agreement on Nov. 11, 1975. (Photo supplied by the Cree Nation of Waskaganish)
A coalition of First Nations from Quebec, Labrador, and Maine is opposing a proposed transmission line to carry Hydro-Québec electricity to New England, on the grounds that 36 per cent of Hydro-Québec’s energy is “stolen” from the First Nations on whose territory the electricity is produced, and that the transmission line will have an adverse environmental impact in Maine.
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The Quebec government will spend $19.2 million to help First Nations and Inuit communities navigate the justice system and provide them with services in their own language.
About $7.7 million will be spent on hiring Indigenous workers who will support victims of crime. The new employees will be assigned to local chapters of CAVAC, the province’s crime victims assistance centres, or other organizations that Indigenous groups may establish in their communities.
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