A right entitles the Aboriginal nation to continue the use or tradition on a non-exclusive basis but it depends on the existence of Aboriginal title over the affected land.

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Aboriginal rights are recognized and affirmed regardless of the existence of Aboriginal title to land. These rights are based on the historic occupation and use of the land by Indigenous peoples and can exist independently of Aboriginal title, which specifically refers to the ownership of land.

A Right Entitles the Aboriginal Nation to Continue the Use