Above: A stark visual of the secret deals—BC Premier David Eby, former Attorney General, and current AG Niki Sharma huddled with Indigenous chiefs over maps, suitcases of cash strewn about, symbolizing the billions in “reparations” funneled from Canadian taxpayers to advance a globalist agenda. BC is the template for all other provinces. Property owners beware.

While hardworking Canadians struggle under rising mortgages, food prices and taxes, David Eby and Niki Sharma—as key architects of BC’s land policies—have prioritized the United Nations’ UNDRIP/DRIPA and the World Economic Forum’s global governance priorities over the sovereignty and property rights of everyday citizens. This is tantamount to treason—a deliberate handover of our nation’s wealth, resources, and land to foreign hostile entities, leaving taxpaying families destitute in the name of simulated “justice.”

The BC and federal governments have been active parties to these land deals, engineering a massive wealth transfer disguised as reparations. Under Eby’s tenure as Attorney General (2017–2022), agreements such as the 2021 Haida Gwaii Recognition Agreement and the 2025 incremental treaty with Cowichan Tribes transferred significant decision-making power and Crown land. Federally, former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould (2015–2019) issued a 2019 directive that gutted the Crown’s ability to defend against Indigenous claims by banning arguments for the extinguishment of Aboriginal title—a move Eby explicitly echoed in BC’s civil litigation policies, stating that “unilateral extinguishment” was “not consistent with the honour of the Crown or UNDRIP.” This was no oversight; it was a deception to sabotage property owners.

95% of BC is classified as “unceded territory”—not because Indigenous groups proved ownership, but because activists, such as Eby and Raybould, abused their trusted positions and activist courts retroactively invented title to bypass private deeds. This means nearly every homeowner, farmer, and business in BC is now at risk—your property sits on land the government will attempt to reclaim under DRIPA, UNDRIP, or the next court ruling. Unless citizens rise up and put a stop to it.

The principle of extinguishment—that land claims lapse after generations of non-use—has long been recognized in both law and biblical teaching as a safeguard for established ownership and could have shut down this fraud. Yet Eby and Wilson-Raybould falsely claimed they “could no longer advance” this argument, which paved the way for endless litigation and payouts. This corruption enabled deals like the $800 million federal settlement in 2023 with five Treaty 8 First Nations—plus 115,000 acres of land—admitting the Crown’s “broken promises” while ignoring the Europeans who built thriving communities on that soil, raising urgent questions about fairness, due process, and governmental responsibility.

No wonder the Cowichan Tribes’ “victory” in Richmond (August 2025) feels rigged—it was by design. In a trial lasting years, the BC Supreme Court declared Aboriginal title over ~750 acres on Lulu Island, invalidating Crown and city titles while deeming private fee-simple grants “defective” and infringing. Only Richmond dared argue full extinguishment; BC and Canada cowardly abstained, arguing mere “displacement” instead. The result? 150+ homeowners now in limbo, multimillion-dollar properties (including mansions, businesses and golf courses) under threat, and a blueprint for province-wide grabs—especially near water resources like the Fraser River. Appeals are underway from BC, Canada, Richmond, and others, but Eby’s post-ruling feigned concern (“a big deal”) rings hollow after his hands-off defense.

No treaty. No taxes paid. No cities built. Yet your title is now “defective”?!

Together, these developments suggest an orchestrated policy shift—one that prioritizes international obligations over domestic stability and transparency. Eby and Sharma’s “meetings” with chiefs (like the tense November 2025 Vancouver gathering amid Cowichan fallout) aren’t diplomacy—they’re backroom auctions of our birthright, violating the Coronation Oath to uphold Christian governance and property sanctity.

Action4Canada calls to:

• Hold Eby and Sharma accountable.
• Restore extinguishment as a legal defense.
• Support MLA Dallas Brodie’s fight to shut down DRIPA.
• Sign Petition: Protect Property Rights
• Reclaim absolute Crown title.

Our land is not up for grabs.