It is open to governments to set up regulatory schemes to address the procedural requirements appropriate to different problems at different stages, thereby strengthening the reconciliation process and reducing recourse to the courts. Haida Nation v Canada, 2004 Administrative law regulates the relationship between individuals and the Crown (Canada and the provinces and territories). [...]
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“We do not need magic to change the world, we carry all the power we need inside ourselves already: we have the power to imagine better.” - J K Rowling Law reform (or “legal reform”) refers to the process of examining existing laws, and advocating and implementing changes in a legal system, usually with [...]
R v Reynolds, 2017 NBCA 36 Subject : Fish and wildlife offences- illegal sale of moose Facts: The Aboriginal defendant killed a moose and traded its meat to K for a car. K, a non-Aboriginal person, was charged with unlawfully possessing and trading moose meat under Fish and Wildlife Act. The Defendant was charged as an [...]
The Site C Dam and the Duty to Consult & Accommodate First Nations PDF Download Word Download In this case, the Court confirms that it is first and foremost concerned with whether there has been adequate consultation and accommodation in relation to First Nation Treaty rights in the context of the Site [...]
