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  • Canadian Institute’s Indigenous Consultation & Engagement Atlantic

    The Prince George Hotel 1725 Market St, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

    The Indigenous Consultation & Engagement Atlantic Conference brings together Indigenous leaders, legal experts, industry representatives, and governments to explore best practices in Indigenous consultation, economic reconciliation, environmental stewardship, and Nation-to-Nation partnerships across Atlantic Canada. Speakers: Katie - Preconference Workshop Leader; Nadir Co-chair and presenter; Erika - presenter

  • BC First Nations Women’s, Two-Spirit, Rematriation & Research Governance Summit 2026

    Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue (Simon Fraser University) 580 West Hastings St, Vancouver,, British Columbia, Canada

    Summit 2026 will bring together BC First Nations matriarchs, Two-Spirit leaders, Knowledge Holders, scholars, and community members for keynote presentations, Rematriation Pod collaborations, knowledge sharing, and reciprocal learning focused on strengthening matriarchal practices and Indigenous research governance Speakers: Christina Gray - Rematriation Pod leader https://jfklaw.cloudimanage.com/work/link/d/DOCS!2677067.1 https://jfklaw.cloudimanage.com/work/link/d/DOCS!2677068.1

  • Canadian Institute’s Indigenous Consultation & Engagement Atlantic

    The Prince George Hotel 1725 Market St, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

    The Indigenous Consultation & Engagement Atlantic Conference brings together Indigenous leaders, legal experts, industry representatives, and governments to explore best practices in Indigenous consultation, economic reconciliation, environmental stewardship, and Nation-to-Nation partnerships across Atlantic Canada. Speakers: Katie - Preconference Workshop Leader; Nadir Co-chair and presenter; Erika - presenter

  • Canadian Institute’s Indigenous Consultation & Engagement Atlantic

    The Prince George Hotel 1725 Market St, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

    The Indigenous Consultation & Engagement Atlantic Conference brings together Indigenous leaders, legal experts, industry representatives, and governments to explore best practices in Indigenous consultation, economic reconciliation, environmental stewardship, and Nation-to-Nation partnerships across Atlantic Canada. Speakers: Katie - Preconference Workshop Leader; Nadir Co-chair and presenter; Erika - presenter

  • PBLI – Developments in Aboriginal and Indigenous Law 2026

    UBC Robson Square 800 Robson St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

    This annual Aboriginal and Indigenous Law update brings together leading experts to discuss recent legal developments, landmark decisions, and practical strategies in Indigenous rights, governance, litigation, self-government, and economic development to help advisors effectively support Indigenous communities and organizations. Speakers: Sara, Karey - Co-chairs, additional speakers - Claire, Lara, Molly

  • PBLI – Developments in Aboriginal and Indigenous Law 2026

    UBC Robson Square 800 Robson St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

    This annual Aboriginal and Indigenous Law update brings together leading experts to discuss recent legal developments, landmark decisions, and practical strategies in Indigenous rights, governance, litigation, self-government, and economic development to help advisors effectively support Indigenous communities and organizations. Speakers: Sara, Karey - Co-chairs, additional speakers - Claire, Lara, Molly

  • OsgoodePD’s Guide to Navigating Specific Claims

    York University - Osgoode Hall 4700 Keele Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    The OsgoodePD Guide to Navigating Specific Claims is a two-day program that provides practical guidance on the full specific claims process, from claim research and development through negotiations, Tribunal proceedings, settlement, and implementation, while highlighting the latest legal and policy developments affecting First Nations claims against the Crown. Speakers Sara and Claire - Program Chairs; Instructors: Bryan, Claire JFK is a sponsor and Sara is a co-chair - sponsor program wine and cheese reception on Nov. 12

  • OsgoodePD’s Guide to Navigating Specific Claims

    York University - Osgoode Hall 4700 Keele Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    The OsgoodePD Guide to Navigating Specific Claims is a two-day program that provides practical guidance on the full specific claims process, from claim research and development through negotiations, Tribunal proceedings, settlement, and implementation, while highlighting the latest legal and policy developments affecting First Nations claims against the Crown. Speakers Sara and Claire - Program Chairs; Instructors: Bryan, Claire JFK is a sponsor and Sara is a co-chair - sponsor program wine and cheese reception on Nov. 12

  • CLEBC – Aboriginal Law Conference 2026

    Vancouver and Online

    This is your annual update on current and emerging issues in Aboriginal law in BC. Each year, we bring together leading experts to explore the legal and pragmatic implications of developments affecting Indigenous Peoples, governments, and industry. Join us for a discussion of substantive issues, recent decisions, and practical approaches to help you meet the complex challenges in this practice area. Speakers Sara and Karey - Course Co-chairs

  • Kawaskimhon National Aboriginal Moot 2027

    University of Ottawa (Faculty of Law) 145 Spruce Street, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

    The University of Ottawa Faculty of Law is honoured to host the 2027 Kawaskimhon National Aboriginal Moot. Established at the University of Toronto in 1994, the Kawaskimhon Moot is a unique national gathering that brings together law students from faculties of law across Canada to engage with complex and evolving Indigenous legal issues. Hosted each year by a different Canadian law school, the moot provides a distinctive, consensus-based, non-adversarial experience that integrates Indigenous legal traditions with federal, provincial, and international law. Speakers