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First Peoples Law Report Sept 13-19, 2021 – First Peoples Law
Consultation and Treaty rights topped headlines on the east coast Court hears Innu call for injunction to block Muskrat Falls rate mitigation deal | CBC News ‘I think they need to take us seriously,’ Innu grand chief says of provincial and federal governments, as injunction application hearing concludes in St. John’s | SaltWire Mi’kmaw harvesters […]
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Opinion: Water crisis solutions must involve traditional water law – APTN News
Sep 17, 2021 The question posted across the screen during both the French and English federal leader’s debates asked: “Water for all Indigenous Peoples?” The question sounds absurd because it is. Yes, we are still trying to ensure Indigenous Peoples have safe, reliable access to clean drinking water. The leaders took turns tossing blame, calling […]
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Indigenous Bar Association Announces Annual Conference Theme and Registration Info
The Indigenous Bar Association (IBA) is excited to announce it is hosting a hybrid in-person and online annual conference from Thursday, October 21 to Saturday, October 23. The conference will take place at the River Cree Resort and Casino, on Maskekosihk (Enoch Cree Nation), in Treaty 6 territory – near Edmonton, Alberta. Conference registration is […]
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Request for Public Comment for Siksika Nation Trespass By-law NO. 2021-01
On September 9, 2021, Siksika Nation Chief and Council conducted a fourth and final reading of the Siksika Nation Trespass By-law No. 2021-01. BEING A BY-LAW OF THE SIKSIKA NATION WITH A PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING RULES FOR THE REMOVAL AND PUNISHMENT OF PERSONS TRESPASSING ON THE SIKSIKA NATION RESERVE #146 OR FREQUENTING THE RESERVE FOR […]
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Northern Roots Important to Summer Law Students in La Ronge – Government of Saskatchewan
Indigenous law students and new lawyers are bringing northern insight back home to work in the La Ronge Prosecutions Office. One of the summer law students returning to the north is Jodi Hancheroff. A proud Woodlands Cree woman born and raised on Treaty 6 Territory La Ronge, she was driven to practise law having witnessed […]
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First Peoples Law Report Sept 6-12, 2021 – First Peoples Law
Forestry and consent were back in BC news 20 First Nations denounce engagement process on modernization of forest policy in BC | Wood Business ‘Disrespectful’: B.C. First Nations blast NDP’s forest renewal effort | Castlegar News Consultation and coal mining are before the courts in Alberta First Nations in Alberta challenge federal decision to kill […]
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First Peoples Law Report August 30 – September 5, 2021 – First Peoples Law
Treaty rights and climate change were front and centre on the east coast Indigenous chiefs in N.B. say Fisheries Department officers ignoring fishing rights | CTV News DFO officers greet launch of Pictou Landing treaty fishery in Nova Scotia | APTN News Indigenous communities in N.B. say climate change is threatening their way of life | […]
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Canadian law schools 2021/22: Resources if you’re considering whether, and where, to become a lawyer – Canadian Lawyer
02 Sep 2021 A comprehensive list of law school programs in Canada To assist aspiring lawyers in choosing the right school, Canadian Lawyer has listed all 24 law schools in Canada and has provided their tuition information, notable faculty members, joint degree programs and the licensure requirements in their provinces. Read More: https://www.canadianlawyermag.com/resources/legal-education/canadian-law-schools-202122-resources-if-youre-considering-whether-and-where-to-become-a-lawyer/359445
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ALIVE Condemns Police Spying and Harassment at Circles Festival
(August 29, 2021) Aboriginal Life in Vancouver Enhancement Society (ALIVE) based on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples – Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh is calling for an end to surveillance and intimidation of urban Indigenous peoples. On Saturday, August 28, 2021, ALIVE co-hosted the Circles Festival along with Decolonial Clothing […]
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Anishinaabe Governance means living by Anishinaabe Law – Anishinabek News
August 31, 2021 Anishinabek have a system of governance that has served us well for thousands upon thousands of years. We have an all-encompassing, sophisticated system of laws that define Anishinaabek and a way of life that is as relevant today as in the past. Anishinaabe Law was given to us by the Creator. Ngo […]
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