Date:
November 27, 2020
Course:
Aboriginal Law Conference 2020: Governing in the Time of COVID-19
Contributor(s):
Chief Leah Sisi-ya-ama George-Wilson
Dr. Judith Kekinusuqs Sayers
Gagvi Marilyn Slett
Aboriginal Law » General, Practice, Rights, Self-government
Presentation Content:
Slides: Governing During A Pandemic: When Lives Are at Stake Slides: Governing in the Time of COVID-19
November 1, 2019
Aboriginal Law Conference 2019
Gib van Ert
Aboriginal Law » General, Lands and title, Litigation, Practice, Rights
Slides: Laws to Implement UNDRIP — What Do We Need to Do That? Slides: Using the UNDRIP in Canadian Courts Handout: The Impression of Harmony: Bill C-262 and the Implementation of the UNDRIP in Canadian Law Handout: Three Good Reasons Why UNDRIP Can’t be Law — And One Good Reason Why it Can
Slides: Governing During A Pandemic: When Lives Are at Stake
Handout: The Impression of Harmony: Bill C-262 and the Implementation of the UNDRIP in Canadian Law