Aboriginal Law News & Analysis

19/02/18
Download our New Book for Free!

Our new book, Canadian Aboriginal Law in 2018: Essays and Case Summaries, is now available as a free download through our website.
19/02/14
Canadian Aboriginal Law in 2018: Essays and Case Summaries
By Bruce McIvor

Our new book, Canadian Aboriginal Law in 2018: Essays and Case Summaries, is now available as a free download through our website.

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19/01/10
Why Canadian Law Should be on the Side of the Wet’suwet’en in the Pipeline Confrontation
By Bruce McIvor

The standoff between Wet’suwet’en hereditary Chiefs and the RCMP in northern British Columbia is strewn with painful ironies. Below I outline two of them.

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18/12/12
Trespassing on Treaty Rights: Saskatchewan’s Proposed Restrictions on Access

By Kate Gunn & Bruce McIvor

The Crown’s failure to honour the promises it made to Indigenous Peoples pursuant to the historic treaties is one of the most significant barriers to reconciliation today. This was recently made clear when the Province of Saskatchewan introduced amendments to provincial trespassing laws which would impose new limits on Indigenous Peoples’ treaty right to hunt.

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18/12/09
Aboriginal Law Report
By Bruce McIvor

This week's update includes Indigenous child welfare, the AFN Chiefs' meeting, pipeline controversies, the proposed tanker ban, oath taking and much more.

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