Matrimonial Real Property Law Does Not Pass due to not meeting the Voting Requirements
The Fisher River Cree Nation held a ratification vote on the Matrimonial Real Property Law, an important step toward asserting greater control over family property matters within the community. While a majority of those who voted supported the law, the measure did not pass due to Indigenous Services Canada’s ratification requirement that at least 25% of eligible voters participate in the vote. Out of 3,653 eligible voters, only 165 individuals […]
