 Under one interpretation of Canadian law, aboriginal peoples may have treaty rights, but these are vested with the entire community and not the band council.Pimicikamak and the government of Manitoba both regard a 16 December 1977 agreement with Canada and Manitoba Hydro as a modern-day treaty.Pimicikamak regards an 8 May 1998 document signed by representatives of Canada, Manitoba and Manitoba Hydro as a treaty.