A claim is not consent
A mineral claim, licence or project record does not establish consultation, accommodation, permission or community support.
TERRITORY WATCH / PUBLIC MINING ATLAS
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A free resource for Nations and communities. Explore public mining records in the places that matter to you.
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TERRITORY WATCH · MANITOBA
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Province-wide viewGeographic index—not a rights determination
The interactive map is paired with an accessible record list. Hover or tap a mining feature to identify it, then select it for full details. Treaty polygons are historic government-published geographic indexes and are not legal or consultation determinations.
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◆Claims●Exploration■Leases▲Mine sitesHistoric treaty boundaryHover or tap a claim to identify it. Select for full details.
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READ THE MAP WITH CARE
Territorial context is layered, living and sometimes contested.
Boundaries can overlap
Historic treaties, modern agreements, traditional territories, Métis homelands and Inuit regions cannot be reduced to one unquestioned boundary.
Public data has limits
Government records may be incomplete, delayed or differently structured. Confirm decisions with official sources and local lands or consultation offices.
Current Manitoba boundary treatment
Government-published historic-treaty polygons are used only as a geographic index. They do not determine rights, traditional territory or duty-to-consult obligations.
Where publication is authorized, Nation-verified information will take priority over generalized government boundaries. Future Nation-authorized submissions will require governance rules consistent with Indigenous data sovereignty, including consideration of OCAP® where applicable.SOURCE REGISTER
See where the information comes from.
Waniskâ Watch keeps public records, geographic intersections and organization research separate so users can understand what is verified and what is inferred.
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Manitoba Land Initiative — Treaty Boundary
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Current-record and source-lineage checks
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- Freshness, status, identifiers, counts and raw-source lineage
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- Every verified refresh
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INFORMATION NOTICE
Public and third-party information
Verification standard. A published record has been checked against its cited public government source as of the “Last verified” date shown. Verification is date-specific: records are not guaranteed real-time and have not necessarily been individually confirmed against every registry entry. Waniskâ Watch temporarily removes a jurisdiction when its government source cannot be verified and restores it only after a successful source refresh and audit.
Waniskâ Watch compiles and continually updates its database using publicly available government records and other third-party sources. Despite reasonable efforts to keep the database current, records, maps, boundaries, contacts and links may from time to time be incomplete, delayed, inaccurate, unavailable or out of date. Geographic matches and coordinates are informational approximations and may not show every overlap, interest, right or obligation.
Company and individual names are reproduced as recorded in cited public sources for identification and research. Inclusion does not imply affiliation, endorsement, wrongdoing, consultation, consent or operational activity beyond the status shown. Records may change and must be verified with the responsible authority.
The information must be independently verified and must not be relied upon. Before acting, confirm the information with the responsible government registry and the affected Nation, community, rights holder, lands office or consultation office, as appropriate.
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