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 ...
Tag: Tsilhqot’in
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, ...
Next step rests with province after BC First Nations meeting: Coates
Senior Fellow Ken Coates, in this op-ed for the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, argues that the BC First Nations meeting has tossed ...
MLI authors chart a path for co-operation following Supreme Court rulings on Aboriginal rights
The Tsilhqot’in and Grassy Narrows decisions have changed the game when it comes to engaging Aboriginals in resource development, but ...
Tsilhqot’in decision no reason to panic: Coates and Newman in the Globe
Writing in the Globe and Mail, MLI authors Ken Coates and Dwight Newman argue that a recent Supreme Court decision ...
F.H. Buckley book launch, biofuels and Tsilhqot’in highlighted in latest MLI newsletter
Catch up on the latest in great public policy research and commentary with Vol. V, No. 8 of the MLI newsletter. ...
Assembly of First Nations media availability: MLI experts available to comment on “crucial” meeting
Senior Fellow Ken Coates says that meetings are “critical for the Assembly of First Nations and, therefore, for Canada”. OTTAWA, ...
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