Political leaders are still sowing confusion about the duty to consult: Joseph Quesnel for Inside Policy
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh’s recent remarks show the need to adopt factual and reasonable language when engaging on issues related ...
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Ep. 19 – The Resource Economy and Indigenous Rights with Ken Coates and Dwight Newman
In this episode of Pod Bless Canada, Ken Coates is joined by MLI Senior Fellow Dwight Newman to discuss the ...
MLI’s Dwight Newman to dispel the myths on Aboriginal legal rights at Vancouver event
Dwight Newman What do Aboriginal peoples’ legal claims to disputed territory mean for natural resource development? Macdonald-Laurier Institute Senior Fellow ...
Provinces need to clarify “duty to consult” rules: Dwight Newman in the National Post
Dwight Newman The constitutional “duty to consult” with Aboriginal groups has muddied the rules for resource development companies. Now is ...
Legal winning streak myth is damaging Aboriginal interests: Newman in the Globe
Aboriginal groups may have significantly expanded their legal rights with some recent victories in the courts, but that does not ...
Have Aboriginal groups reached the peak of their legal powers?: MLI paper by Dwight Newman
New report cautions that trend of major legal victories may not continue, urges more negotiation, less litigation OTTAWA, June 23, ...
Duty to consult will mean changed business practices: Newman in CIM Magazine
Writing in the Canadian Institute of Mining Magazine, Macdonald-Laurier Institute author Dwight Newman says natural resource development companies need to ...
MLI Report: Confusion over duty to consult obstructing potential benefits for Aboriginal peoples
Prof. Dwight Newman debunks myths about the "duty to consult" and finds opportunities for government, Aboriginal peoples and industry to work ...
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Rushing to death in Canada’s MAiD regime: Ramona Coelho for Inside Policy
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Canada’s conservatives care about freedom—except in health care: Shawn Whatley in the Hub
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Poilievre has been vindicated for refusing security clearance: Ryan Alford in the National Post
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Government subsidies for Canada’s media were supposed to be temporary, but they keep on growing—and could be here to stay: Dave Snow in The Hub
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Northern corridors: Hype or hope? Heather Exner-Pirot
