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Aujourdʼhui

Complimentary Archived Video

Tsilhqot'in and Keewatin - Implications for Aboriginal and Treaty Rights in Ontario

  • 16 septembre 2014

The Supreme Court of Canada has recently delivered two decisions - Tsilhqot'in Nation v. British Columbia (a.k.a. Roger William) and Grassy Narrows First Nation v. Ontario (Natural Resources) (a.k.a. Keewatin) - which will drive the law and politics of Aboriginal title and treaty rights for years to come.

Droit autochtone

Complimentary Archived Video

Aboriginal Property Issues for Real Estate Lawyers

  • 05 juin 2014

Aboriginal property issues can impact real estate transactions in many different ways. If off-reserve treaty issues were to arise unexpectedly in your next deal, are you confident you would be able to advise your client adequately?

Droit autochtone, Droit immobilier

Vidéos archivées

Whither Treaties? From Historic to Modern and Beyond

  • 07 février 2014

Aboriginal law specialists, and municipal, real estate, environmental and natural resource lawyers will not want to miss this comprehensive program on treaties.

Droit autochtone, Droit de l’environnement, Droit municipal et 2 en plus, Richesses naturelles et énergie, Droit immobilier

Complimentary Archived Video

A Discussion with Experts: The Ring of Fire - Hot or Cold?

  • 23 octobre 2013

Hear directly from Deputy Grand Chief Les Louttit, the Honourable Bob Rae, Christine Kaszycki and Joseph Gaboury on the challenges and opportunities created by the Ring of Fire.

Droit autochtone

Complimentary Archived Video

An Evening With The Minister

  • 10 juin 2013

The Aboriginal Law section is pleased to welcome The Honourable David Zimmer, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs to the Ontario Bar Association.

Droit autochtone

Complimentary Archived Video

Who Is An Indian? Implications of The Daniels Decision and Other Métis Issues

  • 23 avril 2013

In the recent landmark decision of Daniels v. Canada, the Federal Court ended twelve years of litigation, holding that Métis and non-status Aboriginal peoples are “Indians” for purposes of s. 91(24) of the Constitution Act, 1867.

Droit autochtone, Droit constitutionnel, libertés civiles et droits de la personne

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Developments in Aboriginal-Industry Negotiations and Financing

  • 23 novembre 2011

There are 90 or more Aboriginal-Industry agreements in Ontario, but this remains a sector subject to change in response to: New laws, Court decisions, Industry and Aboriginal priorities...

Droit autochtone, Richesses naturelles et énergie