Canada Gazette, Part I, Volume 158, Number 35: GOVERNMENT NOTICES

August 31, 2024

DEPARTMENT OF CROWN-INDIGENOUS RELATIONS AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS

MAA-NULTH FIRST NATIONS FINAL AGREEMENT

Amendment to the Maa-nulth First Nations Final Agreement — Addition to Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation (Appendix B)

Pursuant to 2.10.25 of the Maa-nulth First Nations Final Agreement (the “Final Agreement”), the following parcels of land, collectively referred to as the “Island Timberlands,” became the Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation on September 14, 2021:

PID: 000-913-871 Section 36, Clayoquot District, except Part in Plan VIP75649
PID: 009-389-873 Section 38, Clayoquot District, except Part in Plan VIP75650
PID: 008-947-147 Section 40, Clayoquot District
PID: 008-947-163 Section 41, Clayoquot District, except Part in Plan VIP84395
PID: 008-947-201 Section 90, Alberni District (situated in Clayoquot District), except Part in Plan VIP75648

Appendix B-3, Part 2, Additional Lands Index and Appendix B-3, Part 2(a) Plans 4, 7 and 9 of the Final Agreement, are therefore deemed to be amended, as set out in the attached appendices, to reflect the addition of the Island Timberlands to the Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation.

Unless otherwise defined, capitalized terms used herein shall have the meanings ascribed to them in the Final Agreement.

Appendix B-3, Part 2

Figure 1: Additional Lands Index

Figure 1: Additional Lands Index – Text version below the image

Figure 1: Additional Lands Index - Text version

The Additional Lands Index map of Appendix B-3, Part 2 of the Maa-nulth First Nations Final Agreement depicts various areas within Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation, located in British Columbia to the northeast of the municipality of Ucluelet and on the west side of Toquaht Bay and Macoah Passage. This map illustrates five additions to the Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation after the effective date of the Maa-nulth First Nations Final Agreement.

The Additional Lands Index includes Plans 1 to 11. The Additional Lands Index map has red boxes around each plan area, and each plan has an associated map which is depicted in greater detail. Plan 1 is in the bottom left corner of the map to the east of Ucluelet. Plan 2 is located in the top left of the map to the east of Kennedy Lake and Kennedy Lake Park, which is a provincial protected area, and to the north of Maggie Lake. Plan 3 is to the east of Plan 2 and includes the bottom of Toquaht River and the top of Toquaht Bay. Plan 4 is south of Plan 3 and includes Toquaht Bay and the northern Stopper Island. Plan 5 is east of Plan 3. Plan 6 is south of Plan 5, north of Mayne Bay, and east of Plan 4. Plan 7 is to the west of Plan 4 and to the east of Maggie Lake. Plan 8 is southeast from Plan 7 and south of Plan 4, and includes the southern Stopper Island and St. Innes Island. Plan 9 is southwest of Plan 8 and includes part of Macoah Passage. Plan 10 is to the east of Plan 9. Plan 11 is south of Plan 9. Plan 10 and Plan 11 are both west of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve depicted in the bottom right corner of the map. Pacific Rim National Park is a federal protected area. All plans include some parcels of Additional Lands, which are depicted in yellow with a brown border. Plan 1, Plan 3, Plan 4, Plan 7, and Plan 9 also include areas of Former Indian Reserves of Toquaht Nation which are depicted in grey with a purple border.

The map of the Additional Lands Index includes a legend that lists the following: Additional Lands, Former Indian Reserves of Toquaht Nation, Excluded Crown Corridors, Provincial Protected Area, Federal Protected Area, Municipality, Water Body, Watercourse and Highway. The Additional Lands Index also shows the highway to Ucluelet, the municipality of Ucluelet and the federally protected areas of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.

This map and its detailed descriptions are not to be used for defining Maa-nulth First Nation Lands boundaries or for their legal descriptions. Depictions of Maa-nulth First Nation Lands on this map and its detailed descriptions are to be used for illustrative purposes only.

Appendix B-3, Part 2(a)

Figure 2: Toquaht Bay Plan 4

Figure 2: Toquaht Bay Plan 4 – Text version below the image

Figure 2: Toquaht Bay Plan 4 - Text version

The map of Plan 4 of Appendix B-3 Part 2(a) of the Maa-nulth First Nations Final Agreement depicts various areas within Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation, located in British Columbia to the northeast of the municipality of Ucluelet and on the west side of Toquaht Bay and Macoah Passage. Plan 4 reflects Toquaht Bay areas north of the Macoah Passage, Stopper Islands, and David Channel. The map includes subject lands to the left of Toquaht Bay including District Lot 2221 and District Lot 2220 in the top left border of the map, and District Lot 2218 on the left border of the map. The Macoah Former Indian Reserve 1 is in the bottom left corner of the map. Areas of Toquaht Bay, District Lot 2219, District Lot 2220, District Lot 2221, and Excluded Crown Corridors are further depicted in a box called Inset 1 in the top right-hand corner of the map. Part of Stopper Islands is at the bottom middle of the map and Shears Islands, which includes subject lands, is at the bottom right of the map.

Plan 4 of Part 2(a) of Appendix B-3 includes land parcel PID 009-389-873 within section 38 Clayoquot District except part in Plan VIP75650, which is an addition to the Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation after the effective date. This parcel is surrounded in the north by provincial crown land. Macoah Passage is to the east of this land parcel, and its southern border is shared with former Macoah Indian Reserve 1. The western border is not included on Plan 4.

The map of Plan 4 includes a legend that lists the following: Subject Lands, Former Indian Reserve, Excluded Crown Corridors, UTM Coordinate, Primary Survey Parcel, Subdivision Parcel, Provincial Protected Area, Federal Protected Area, Municipality, Road (Paved), Road (Gravel), Electrical Transmission Line, Pipeline, Water Body and Watercourse.

Figure 3: Macoah Plan 7

Figure 3: Macoah Plan 7 – Text version below the image

Figure 3: Macoah Plan 7 - Text version

The map of Plan 7 of Appendix B-3 Part 2(a) of the Maa-nulth First Nations Final Agreement depicts various areas within Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation, located in British Columbia to the northeast of the municipality of Ucluelet and on the west side of Toquaht Bay and Macoah Passage. Macoah Passage of Toquaht Bay is located in the bottom right of the map and Maggie Lake is located in the upper left of the map.

Plan 7 of Part 2(a) of Appendix B-3 includes four of the land additions after the effective date.

It includes parcel 008-947-147 within Section 40 Clayoquot District which is surrounded in the north by the parcel of land identified as Section 39 Clayoquot District. Parcel 008-947-147 is surrounded on the east by Macoah Indian Reserve 1 and its southern border aligns with Macoah Passage. The western border is shared with a land parcel 008-947-201 Section 90 within Alberni District Expect Part in Plan VIP75648.

This parcel, 008-947-201 Section 90, Alberni District Expect Part in Plan VIP75648, is now part of the Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation. On the east it borders Section 40 Clayoquot District. Its southern border is shared with former Chequis Indian Reserve 3.

Parcel PID 000-913-871 within section 36 Clayoquot District except part in Plan VIP75649 is surrounded in the north by a gravel road, and on the east is VIP75649. On the south is section 41 Clayoquot District. Its western border is shared with Maggie Lake.

Additionally, Plan 4 includes land parcel PID 009-389-873 within section 38 Clayoquot District except part in Plan VIP75650, which is an addition to the Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation after the effective date. This parcel is surrounded in the north by provincial crown land, surrounded on the west by section 37 Clayoquot District, and its southern border is shared with former Macoah Indian Reserve 1. The eastern border is not shown on Plan 7.

The map of Plan 7 includes a legend that lists the following: Subject Lands, Former Indian Reserve, Excluded Crown Corridors, UTM Coordinate, Primary Survey Parcel, Subdivision Parcel, Provincial Protected Area, Federal Protected Area, Municipality, Road (Paved), Road (Gravel), Electrical Transmission Line, Pipeline, Water Body and Watercourse.

Figure 4: Chenatha Plan 9

Figure 4: Chenatha Plan 9 – Text version below the image

Figure 4: Chenatha Plan 9 - Text version

The map of Plan 9 of Appendix B-3 Part 2(a) of the Maa-nulth First Nations Final Agreement depicts various areas within Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of Toquaht Nation, located in British Columbia to the northeast of the municipality of Ucluelet and on the west side of Toquaht Bay and Macoah Passage. The bottom right diagonal half of the map is the water body of Toquaht Bay and Macoah Passage, and the top left diagonal half of the map includes land parcels, with many lands on the border including subject lands, and with Chequis Former Indian Reserve 3 in the upper right corner of the map and the Chenatha Former Indian Reserve 4 in the lower left corner of the map.

Plan 9 of Part 2(a) of Appendix B-3 includes land bordered on the east by the Former Chequis Indian Reserve 3 and surrounded on the west by provincial Crown Land. The north and south borders are shared with Subject Lands.

Parcel PID 008-947-163 within section 41 Clayoquot District except part in Plan VIP84395 is surrounded in the north by section 36 Clayoquot District, surrounded on the east by Toquaht Bay/Macoah Passage and its southern border is shared with District Lot 2223.

The map of Plan 9 includes a legend that lists the following: Subject Lands, Former Indian Reserve, Excluded Crown Corridors, UTM Coordinate, Primary Survey Parcel, Subdivision Parcel, Provincial Protected Area, Federal Protected Area, Municipality, Road (Paved), Road (Gravel), Electrical Transmission Line, Pipeline, Water Body and Watercourse.

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