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- Canada’s Proposed Alberta-to-B.C. Pipeline: Key Legal and Practical Considerations for Indigenous communities
On July 2, 2026, the federal government, British Columbia and Alberta made a series of coordinated announcements intended to advance a new oil pipeline from Alberta to British Columbia’s south coast. Together, the announcements, including the Canada–British Columbia Cooperative Prosperity Agreemen … Read more »
- JFK Welcomes New Members Across Canada in June 2026
JFK is excited to welcome new team members across two of our offices, in June 2026: Bryan Birtles, Associate, Toronto Alexander Packman, Associate, Toronto Gunj Bajaj, Client Intake Coordinator, Vancouver The post JFK Welcomes New Members Across Canada in June 2026 appeared first on JFK Law. … Read more »
- JFK Law congratulates Nicki Hamid on being called to the Bar of Ontario
JFK Law wishes to congratulate Nicki Hamid on getting called to the Ontario Bar on June 23, 2026. Nicki is now licensed by the Law Society of Ontario and is authorized to practise law in the Province of Ontario. Since June 2023, Nicki has been part of the JFK Law team as a Negotiation Support Specia … Read more »
- JFK Partner Sara Mainville featured in article “Fast-tracked Alberta pipeline would face Indigenous consultation crunch: ‘I don’t believe it’s possible’�
Check out the article “Fast-tracked Alberta pipeline would face Indigenous consultation crunch: ‘I don’t believe it’s possible’â€� featuring JFK Managing Partner Sara Mainville discussing the need for early and ongoing engagement with First Nations on Alberta’s proposed oil pipeline, pub … Read more »
- Court Rejects Charter claims brought by collectives, but finds the Crown infringed First Nations’ self-government rights over child and family services
On May 11, 2026, the Manitoba Court of King’s Bench released an important class action decision on the provision of child and family services (CFS) to First Nations in Manitoba. The case, [1], was initiated by three First Nation Chiefs on behalf of each of their First Nations (Chief Cook of Misipa … Read more »