Aboriginal Law

This volume is a collection of papers presenting an overview of theories and strategies for public interest litigation, a specialized area of litigation aimed to bring about social impact, and the various avenues and methodologies that have been used in Canadian history.

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A contemporary take on mining law in Canada, this text not only considers traditional topics like property issues on mineral acquisition, but also explores more recent additions to the mining law conversation, such as Indigenous rights and other claims by communities.

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This publication is the definitive guide to recent legislation relating
to First Nations powers, rights, and responsibilities, fully explained
by Andrew Beynon, Jeremy Bouchard, Tony Chambers, Karl Jacques
and Andrew Ouchterlony, all current or former lawyers of the federal
Department of Justice.

This book draws together the legal and policy issues that are relevant to human health, and sheds new light on emerging and continuing trends.

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This book provides a succinct introduction to the basic concepts used in common law jurisdictions in determining rights, claims, and obligations in real property.

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