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- Honouring the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day
What can small acts of love carry across generations? Dr. Hadley Friedland reflects on Orange Shirt Day, residential school Survivors, and Indigenous laws that recognize children’s need to be loved. Read more »
- Bridging Voices of Indigenous Law Scholarship: Reflective Notes of a Law Student
Law student Yeji Kim reflects on Indigenous law scholarship, relational learning, and lessons from the LAW 589 Wahkohtowin Intensive in Alberta. Read more »
- Can Aboriginal Title and Fee Simple Ownership Rights Coexist: JB Irving v Wolastoqy Nation
Can Aboriginal title coexist with private property rights? In J.D. Irving v Wolastoqey Nation, the New Brunswick Court of Appeal addressed this significant question—and created a controversial distinction between findings and declarations of Aboriginal title. Megan Reti examines the decision, its di … Read more »
- The Wahkohtowin Intensive 2026: Wahkohtowin in Action
Explore the Wahkohtowin Intensive 2026 and how law students learn Cree law, wahkohtowin and miyo-wîchêtowin with Aseniwuche Winewak Nation at Susa Creek. Read more »
- Contempt or Consent? The Collateral Attack Doctrine and Indigenous Legal Orders in R v Chief Dsta’hyl, 2026 BCCA 176.
What happens when Indigenous legal orders and Canadian court orders intersect? Explore the British Columbia Court of Appeal’s decision in R v Chief Dsta’hyl and its implications for Indigenous law, legal pluralism, governance, and constitutional law in Canada. Read more »