Communism with Canadian Characteristics: Embattled Trudeau regime, British Columbia’s socialist govern- ment move rapidly to implement 2007 United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, strangle future economic development of Canada, sideline participation of Anglophone Canadians; UNDRIP: “They [indigenous peoples] have the right to the lands, territories and resources which they have traditionally owned, occupied or otherwise used or acquired… to own, use, develop and control”; Ottawa devolves federal control of Nunavut’s natural resources to territorial government during Jan. 18 ceremony in Iqaluit; meanwhile Victoria to co-manage Crown (public) lands with more than 200 First Nations groups, 94 percent of West Coast province’s enormous landmass to be impacted; Vancouver’s pro-free enterprise Fraser Institute laments: “British Columbia has long struggled to attract investment, and keep and grow successful entrepreneurs and businesses, a critical lifeblood for any economy . . . This would be a death knell for investment in the province”

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