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    Osoyoos Band in negotiations with B.C. government over sacred sites

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    By News Desk on July 18, 2026 Canada
    Osoyoos Band in negotiations with B.C. government over sacred sites
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    Get you up to speed: Osoyoos Band seeks return of sacred sites in discussions with B.C. government

    The Osoyoos Band is collaborating with the province of British Columbia on a land claim swap after years of negotiations. This agreement may alter the boundaries of the reserve.

    The Osoyoos Band and the province of British Columbia are finalising discussions regarding a land claim swap that has been in progress for several years. This agreement aims to redefine the boundaries of the reserve, although specific timelines for completion remain undisclosed.

    The Osoyoos Band is engaged in negotiations with the province of British Columbia regarding a land claim swap, which may alter the boundaries of the reserve. Following this development, both parties are expected to hold consultations with local communities to ensure transparency and gather feedback on the proposed changes.

    What remains unclear — The specific details of the land claim swap and its implications for the reserve boundaries are yet to be disclosed.

    Osoyoos Band in negotiations with B.C. government over sacred sites

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    After years of negotiations, the Osoyoos Band is working with the province of British Columbia on a land claim swap that could re-draw where the reserve starts and ends

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