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Aboriginal Law News & Analysis
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By Kate Gunn & Jesse Donovan
On October 24th, the Government of British Columbia introduced Bill 41 – 2019: Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act. If passed, the new legislation will require the Province to embark on a process of legislative reform to ensure that provincial laws are consistent with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. - 19/11/03
By Bruce McIvorThis week's edition includes injunctions, Treaty rights, harvesting rights, land transfers, UNDRIP, Wexit and more. - 19/10/29By Bruce McIvorI am often asked by clients and others to recommend readings on Aboriginal law and related topics. In response, we have put together a reading list covering various topics in the field and beyond.
- 19/10/27By Bruce McIvorThis week's edition includes UNDRIP, housing rights, the duty to consult, consent, tokenism, and more.
- 19/10/20By Bruce McIvorThis week's edition includes land claims, Treaty interpretation, the duty to consult, cannabis, intellectual property, UNDRIP, and more.
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