安大略北部原住民报告,在10B条约付款开始后,犯罪率上升;2026年将审理510万加元法律费用的上诉。 Northern Ontario First Nations report rising crime after $10B treaty payments began; appeal over $510M legal fees to be heard in 2026.

安大略北部第一民族领导人报告说,在Robinson Huron条约于2024年8月开始支付100亿美元之后,犯罪、贩毒和骗局急剧上升,警方列举了暴力和有组织犯罪渗透的增加。 First Nation leaders in northern Ontario report a spike in crime, drug trafficking, and scams after $10 billion in Robinson Huron Treaty payments began in August 2024, with police citing increased violence and organized crime infiltration. 同时,Garden River和Atikameksheng Anishnawbek第一民族正在对2025年的一项法院裁决提出上诉,这项裁决将5亿1 000万美元的法律费用削减至2 300万美元,代之以寻求2.55亿美元。 Meanwhile, Garden River and Atikameksheng Anishnawbek First Nations are appealing a 2025 court decision that slashed $510 million in legal fees to $23 million, seeking $255 million instead. 上诉定于2026年秋季进行,取决于审判法官是否犯了法律错误或事实错误,预计2027年春季作出裁定。 The appeal, set for fall 2026, hinges on whether the trial judge made legal or factual errors, with a decision expected by spring 2027. 结果可以确定大部分资金是否归还给21个第一民族社区。 The outcome could determine if most of the funds are returned to the 21 First Nation communities.