Canada’s implementation of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People

By jfklaw, November 24th, 2015

Quebec Superior Court relies on UNDRIP to prescribe new section 35(1) test in R v White and Montour
The Challenges with Indigenous Class Actions and Contingency Fees in the Era of Indigenous Self-Determination
Summary Report Cites Sara Mainville’s Presentation on Anishinaabe Law-Making at National Gathering on the Recovery of Missing Children and Unmarked Burial Sites
JFK Law named as one of Canada’s Best Law Firms by Globe and Mail
What’s Next for Canada’s Impact Assessment Regime, and what it means for Indigenous Communities (Part 2 of 2)

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