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Indigenous Matters

Indigenous Framework for the Law Society of BC

Indigenous Framework for the Law Society of BC

A learning journey

 Katrina Harry, KC 

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December 2018

UVic’s Joint Degree Program

Canadian Common Law and Indigenous Legal Orders, Paving the Way for Reconciliation

Frances Rosner

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December 2018

Let Justice Be Done

Envisioning reconciliation in education

Randolph W. Robinson

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October 2018

Why Gladue Should Form Part of the Indigenous Child Protection Framework

Judges presiding over criminal matters are required to do their jobs differently when sentencing Indigenous offenders. Gladue directs all judges to...

Frances Rosner

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October 2018

These words will always ring true:

“ … Without truth, justice is not served, healing cannot happen, and there can be no genuine reconciliation between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal...

Leah D George-Wilson

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August 2018

Indigenous Children in Care Need a Voice in our Courtrooms

Decisions are made every day about where children will reside, how their daily needs will be met, and how important connections will be preserved –...

Frances Rosner

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August 2018

A Recap of 2017/2018 ALF Initiatives

A farewell from the Chair

The Honourable Tina Dion

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June 2018

Bill 26 The Child, Family and Community Service Amendment Act

Incremental Changes Underway in Indigenous Child Protection

Frances Rosner

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June 2018

The New Crop

An important role for Indigenous governance and business

Merle Alexander, KC & Maya Stano

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April 2018

Reconciliation Through Technology

Let’s bring broadband development to the North

Geordie Hungerford

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