MOHAWK+GRAND RIVER

Gazette No. 61 — Schedule of Unjust Enrichment

Be it known and placed on record: That the Schedule of Unjust Enrichment is hereby formally entered in the Register of the Nation as the Secretariat’s authoritative accounting of the wealth generated and retained by the Crown from Haldimand Tract lands since 1784 without the participation or consent of the Mohawk Nation of Grand River.

I. The Global Figure

The Schedule documents approximately $2.96 trillion CAD in unjust enrichment across eight analytical layers. All rights reserved.

II. The Eight Layers

1. Real Property Appreciation — the increase in value of all land within the six-mile corridor from 1784 to 2026, measured against the Brantford residential benchmark and the 6.25× appreciation multiplier
2. Infrastructure Value — the value of all infrastructure constructed within the corridor (roads, railways, bridges, utilities, telecommunications, water and wastewater systems) since 1784
3. Tax Revenues — all property tax, development charge, and assessment revenues collected by the Crown and municipalities from land within the corridor since 1784
4. Licensing Revenues — all licensing fees, royalties, and regulatory revenues collected from activities within the corridor since 1784
5. Agricultural Output — the value of all agricultural production from land within the corridor since 1784
6. Trade and Commerce — the value of commercial activity facilitated by the presence of the corridor lands, including the Honda Canada manufacturing facility and other major employers within the Territory
7. Intellectual Property and Cultural Appropriation — the value derived by third parties from Mohawk cultural heritage, imagery, place names, and intellectual property without compensation to the Mohawk Nation
8. Natural Resources — the value of all natural resources extracted from the corridor and watershed since 1784, including gravel, aggregate, timber, and water

III. The Brantford Benchmark

The Brantford residential benchmark is the foundational anchor for the Schedule’s calculation methodology. The City of Brantford’s own 1994 internal report confirmed that 90% of its municipal lands fall within the Mohawk national land claim and valued that claim at $250 billion CAD at that date. A municipality that placed $250 billion on its own internal records in 1994 cannot now assert that the constitutional question is without substance or that the claim is frivolous.

IV. Application in the Post-Mandamus Programme

The Schedule of Unjust Enrichment (G61) forms the evidentiary basis for the Restitutio in Integrum programme (G71, Program 4) and the ground rent ledger established under the Parcel Administration Programme (G76). Upon activation of the Post-Mandamus Programme Directive, restitution demands will be issued to the Crown in right of Canada and Ontario drawing on this Schedule as the accounting foundation.