Jason Clemens and Tegan Hill examine how the BC government's bilateral land-use agreements with Indigenous groups — negotiated largely without public scrutiny — are fundamentally altering private property rights across British Columbia, even as Premier Eby publicly criticizes court decisions that produce similar outcomes.

The BC Supreme Court granted an interlocutory injunction restraining the Tretheway Beach Society from dredging Windermere Lake, finding sufficient evidence of irreparable harm to the ʔAkisq̓nuk First Nation's aboriginal rights, pending judicial review of the Environmental Appeal Board's Stay Dismissal Decision.