Paradigm Shift in the CFCSA — Indigenous Children Cannot Afford to Wait In recognition of the ongoing legacy of harm caused by the forced removal of Indigenous children from their families and communities in the child welfare system, the B.C. government has taken... Frances Rosner
August 2022 TK: A New Perspective on IP As many of the articles in this issue illustrate, advancements in STEM disciplines make essential contributions to quality of life and productivity. Legally, these advancements are often protected... Mathew Brechtel & Professor Mira T. Sundara Rajan
June 2022 Where Did My Crystal Ball Go? I have had a lot of jobs. I was a stockboy in a Kmart; I’ve built windows in a factory. I have worked as a ditch digger, hotel desk clerk, bathroom janitor, machinist, assistant funeral... The Honourable Judge Alexander Wolf
April 2022 Set Apart by Her Majesty A frank discussion of real property on reserve Julie Daum & Robin Phillips
February 2022 Practising Wellness for a Better Practice “Keep your face always toward the sunshine — and shadows will fall behind you.” — Walt WhitmanIt was March 2020 as the world headed into a global pandemic; court rooms... Randolph W. Robinson
February 2022 Agreements-in-Principle, Reached to Finally End Discrimination Against First Nations Children On January 4, 2022, following a 14-year legal battle to end Canada’s discrimination against First Nation’s children on reserve and in the Yukon, the Canadian government has reached... Frances Rosner
December 2021 Indigenous Children, Youth, and Family Identity Legislative Changes and Coordination Carrie Robinson
December 2021 Gladue Principles and Indigenous Identity Mitigating factors and criminal sentences Carrie Robinson