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- Big Thinking at the Big Thinking Summit
WLGL legal counsel Casey Caines, Hero Laird, and Megan Reti were honoured to present at the Big Thinking Summit 2026, contributing to national conversations on Indigenous law, community-embedded research, and ethical partnerships. The summit provided an opportunity to share WLGL’s work and learn alo … Read more »
- Alberta Justice Finds that Alberta Independence Would Contravene Treaties with First Nations (Chief Electoral Officer of Alberta v Sylvestre, 2025 ABKB 712)
The Alberta Court of King’s Bench found that Alberta independence would violate the Constitution by contravening Treaties between the Canadian Crown and First Nations in Treaties 6, 7 and 8. Read more »
- Reflections on the rise of “Residential School denialism� and why some do not want to believe that there could be a future for Indigeneity.
University of Alberta law Professor Tamara (Baldhead) Pearl joins us today on the blog to discuss reflections on the rise of “Residential School denialismâ€� and why some do not want to believe that there could be a future for Indigeneity. Read more »
- Accountable hearts: practising wahkohtowin and legal ethics in a multijuridical context
As part of a research unit that supports community-led projects to uphold Indigenous law, ethics and how they work in relationship to Indigenous law is vital to my work. How am I accountable to the communities I serve? Read more »
- Reflecting on the Building Indigenous Legal Lodges Gathering
Join me as I reflect on the Building Indigenous Legal Lodges gathering that took place recently in beautiful Kananaskis. Read more »