Lawyers for Climate Justice: "Climate Change Threatens Justice in Canada”
Media Release: L4CJ Publish Open Letter to Prime Minister and Attorney General
Tag: Indigenous rights
Webinar: Restructuring our Relations: Legal and Policy Dimensions of Indigenous-Led Conservation in Ontario and Beyond
Osgoode Environmental Justice and Sustainability clinic will be hosting a panel discussion on Restructuring our Relations: Legal and Policy Dimensions of Indigenous-Led Conservation in Ontario and Beyond. The panel will explore the various intersections that exist between environmental and cultural preservation,…
Blog: National Day of Truth and Reconciliation Reflection
Blog post by Anastasia Lintner, Special Projects Coordinator
Blog: Indian Act Reserve Systems Removes Us From our Homelands, To Exploit Our Precious Resources?
Guest blog post by Charlew Hookimaw, member of Attawapiskat First Nation.
Blog: Quebec’s Magpie River Is Now A Legal Person
After a decade-long effort spearheaded by the Innu of Ekuanitshit and local environmental groups, the Magpie River has officially attained legal personhood status – a first in Canadian history.
More Stalling by Federal Government on Indigenous Jurisdiction Regulation under the Impact Assessment Act
Earlier this year, CELA issued a press release on behalf of our client Kebaowek First Nation (KFN) to urge the federal Cabinet to immediately pass a key regulation under Canada’s Impact Assessment Act that would recognize and entrench Indigenous jurisdiction…
