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- Die McKenna-McBride-Kommission (eigentlich: Royal Commission on Indian Affairs for the Province of British Columbia) war eine von 1913 bis 1916 tätige Kommission, die die „Frage der Indianerreservate“ in British Columbia lösen sollte. Sie empfahl, insgesamt etwa 16.000 Hektar (47.000 Acre) Land von 54 Reservaten einzuziehen und gleichzeitig rund 30.000 Hektar (87.000 Acre) anderen Landes an die Indianerstämme auszugeben. Zwar vergrößerten sich damit die Reservate, doch überwog der Wert des eingezogenen Landes mit 1,35 bis 1,53 Milliarden Dollar denjenigen des, wenn auch umfangreicheren, ausgegebenen Landes. (de)
- The Royal Commission on Indian Affairs (commonly known as the McKenna–McBride Commission; originally titled the Commission Respecting Indian Lands and Indian Affairs Generally in the Province of British Columbia) was a joint federal and provincial royal commission established in 1912 to resolve the "Indian reserve question" or "" in British Columbia. It is referred to as the McKenna–McBride Commission after the two men who signed the agreement that created it in 1912: federal commissioner Joseph McKenna and BC Premier Richard McBride. The Commission was chaired by Nathaniel Whitworth White, and, along with McKenna, included the following commissioners: James Andrew, Edward Ludlow Wetmore, Samurez Carmichael, James Pearson Shaw, and Day Hort MacDowall. The commissioners travelled throughout the province for 3 years gathering evidence from Indigenous and non-Indigenous people on the adequacy of reserves. On July 19, 1924, an amended McKenna–McBride Commission was adopted and applied as the . The McKenna-McBride Commission had a significant impact on Aboriginal reserve lands by adding to, reducing, and eliminating reserves throughout the province. In total, reserve land was removed in 35 places from 23 Bands. (en)
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- Die McKenna-McBride-Kommission (eigentlich: Royal Commission on Indian Affairs for the Province of British Columbia) war eine von 1913 bis 1916 tätige Kommission, die die „Frage der Indianerreservate“ in British Columbia lösen sollte. Sie empfahl, insgesamt etwa 16.000 Hektar (47.000 Acre) Land von 54 Reservaten einzuziehen und gleichzeitig rund 30.000 Hektar (87.000 Acre) anderen Landes an die Indianerstämme auszugeben. Zwar vergrößerten sich damit die Reservate, doch überwog der Wert des eingezogenen Landes mit 1,35 bis 1,53 Milliarden Dollar denjenigen des, wenn auch umfangreicheren, ausgegebenen Landes. (de)
- The Royal Commission on Indian Affairs (commonly known as the McKenna–McBride Commission; originally titled the Commission Respecting Indian Lands and Indian Affairs Generally in the Province of British Columbia) was a joint federal and provincial royal commission established in 1912 to resolve the "Indian reserve question" or "" in British Columbia. On July 19, 1924, an amended McKenna–McBride Commission was adopted and applied as the . (en)
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