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Reconciling rights to land – CBA National Magazine
31 Oct 2023 Aboriginal title and property rights in Canada seem to operate in separate realities. Amitpal Singh wants to bridge the two. As a law student at the University of Toronto, Amitpal Singh heard this statement, or a slightly altered version of it, time and time again: “I (we) wish to acknowledge this land […]
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The IBA Congratulates the Independent Advisory Board Members for Supreme Court of Canada Appointments
OTTAWA, ONT – The Indigenous Bar Association in Canada (“IBA”) congratulates the eight appointees to the Independent Advisory Board ( the “Advisory Board”) who are responsible for identifying candidates to fill the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) vacancy created by the retirement of Justice Russell Brown. The IBA was pleased to again be able to […]
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Mining ESG focused on diversity, climate, supply chain transparency, and Indigenous relationships – Lexpert
Oct 23, 2023 Supply chain transparency, climate change, diversity, quality disclosure, and relationships with Indigenous groups continue to dominate the ESG conversation in the mining sector. Leanne Krawchuk, Canada co-chair and global lead for the mining group at Dentons LLP, says proxy season – the time between April and June when most publicly traded companies […]
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Indigenous protected areas: Transformative opportunities, part two – Law360 Canada
October 17, 2023 In 2018, an inflection point in conservation efforts was marked. The Indigenous Circle of Experts (ICE) proposed strategies for Canada to achieve the global target of protecting 17 per cent of land and water by 2020, predominantly through establishing Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs). But what are IPCAs? In the words […]
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Media Advisory: Ontario’s Access to Justice Week offers programming focused on addressing the legal needs of Ontarians – open to legal professionals and the public
October 16, 2023 TORONTO, ON – Members of the media are invited to attend Ontario’s eighth annual Access to Justice (A2J) Week from October 23 to 27, featuring a diverse offering of virtual and some in-person programming for legal professionals, the broader justice sector and the general public, free of charge. This immersive week of […]
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Indigenous protected areas: Transformative opportunities in bridging conservation, reconciliation – Law360 Canada
October 16, 2023 Canada’s vast landscapes, steeped in deep and rich histories, face a pivotal juncture. Driven by Canada’s ambition to achieve its “30 by 30” conservation goal, lies a transformative force: Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs). More than just a designation, IPCAs are emerging as a potent catalyst for change. A force for […]
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LSO: September Convocation Update
September 28, 2023 Convocation began with a ceremony to polish the Relationship with the Eagle Feathers. The ceremony was led by Elder Myeengun Henry of the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation. Elder Henry is also a member of the Indigenous Advisory Group Elders’ Council. Polishing the Relationship with the Eagle Feathers serves as an […]
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Governments grappling with ‘cumulative impacts’ in environmental assessments – Lexpert
Sep 25, 2023 Forging partnerships with Indigenous groups can be a remedy for regulatory uncertainty, say lawyers The concept of “cumulative impacts” in environmental assessments is the latest milestone as consent and collaboration requirements evolve in project development, say lawyers advising energy sector players on Indigenous consultation. In June 2021, the BC Superior Court released […]
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Media Advisory: Solicitor General to Hold a Press Conference
September 06, 2023 Solicitor General Table of Contents Content Related Topics Michael Kerzner, Solicitor General will be joined by Jon Pegg, Ontario Fire Marshal to provide remarks and hold a media availability. Date:Thursday, September 7, 2023 Time:Remarks at 10:15 a.m. A media availability will follow. Location:Thunder Bay, ON Livestream:https://www.youtube.com/@maverickgroup/streams Notes:Media representatives can register to attend […]
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Dene Lawyer Jennifer Duncan Leads Push to End Indigenous Mass Incarceration Ahead of Canada’s UN Human Rights Review – NetNewsLedger
August 29, 2023 GENEVA – Dene lawyer Jennifer Duncan is currently in Geneva, spearheading efforts in the run-up to Canada’s 4th Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Pre-Session. Her mission: to bring international awareness to Canada’s ongoing mass incarceration of Indigenous people. Duncan’s advocacy resonates with the BC First Nations Justice Council (BCFNJC), the BC Assembly of First […]
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