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First Nations / Native / Aboriginal:

Articles/newsletters from law firms - Specific articles:

Canada:

  1. A Brief Introduction to Aboriginal Law in Canada (#1003)

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. Articles of General Interest on various topics (#1101)

Newfoundland, Canada:

  1. Lawyer Attends Mushuau Innu Gathering (#454)
    [Date: January, 1998]

Ontario, Canada:

  1. A Brief Introduction to Aboriginal Law in Canada (#1003)

Articles/newsletters from law firms - index pages only:

Newfoundland, Canada:

  1. White, Ottenheimer & Baker - Newsletter (#453)
    Articles on various topics

Articles/newsletters from others:

Canada:

  1. Aboriginal Constitutional Issues (#3725)
    Publication of the John Howard Society of Alberta - 1992

  2. Annotated Indian Act - unofficial (#1002)
    unofficial

  3. Canada's Reports on UN Human Rights Conventions and Related Official Documents (#3845)

  4. Legal Updates (#3861)
    updates on a variety of topics

Alberta, Canada:

  1. Canada-Indian Treaties (#1655)
    Canada-Indian Treaties shows areas covered by treaties from pre-Confederation to 1923.

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. Fact Sheet: The Nisga'a Treaty (#3400)
    from Indian and Northern Affairs Canada.

  2. The Concept of Native Title (#1016)

  3. Violence Against Women and other gendered offences (#3601)
    detailed text from the Universtiy of British Columbia Law Students' Legal Advice Program (LSLAP); includes: (1) text, (2) legislation, (3) resources, (4) links

Ontario, Canada:

  1. Annotated Indian Act - unofficial (#1002)
    unofficial

  2. Canada-Indian Treaties (#1655)
    Canada-Indian Treaties shows areas covered by treaties from pre-Confederation to 1923.

Saskatchewan, Canada:

  1. Aboriginal Constitutional Issues (#3725)
    Publication of the John Howard Society of Alberta - 1992

  2. Canada-Indian Treaties (#1655)
    Canada-Indian Treaties shows areas covered by treaties from pre-Confederation to 1923.

Articling information for law students:

Alberta, Canada:

  1. Lawson Lundell (#3566)
    Lawson Lundell has occupied a prominent place in the legal profession in British Columbia for over 90 years and is pre-eminent in the areas of business law. The firm's 100 lawyers represent businesses, both large and small, Canadian and international, in many different industries from natural resources to technology law. We have offices in Vancouver (British Columbia), Calgary (Alberta), and Yellowknife (Northwest Territories)

  2. Parlee McLaws (#2606)

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. Lawson Lundell (#3566)
    Lawson Lundell has occupied a prominent place in the legal profession in British Columbia for over 90 years and is pre-eminent in the areas of business law. The firm's 100 lawyers represent businesses, both large and small, Canadian and international, in many different industries from natural resources to technology law. We have offices in Vancouver (British Columbia), Calgary (Alberta), and Yellowknife (Northwest Territories)

Northwest Territories, Canada:

  1. Lawson Lundell (#3566)
    Lawson Lundell has occupied a prominent place in the legal profession in British Columbia for over 90 years and is pre-eminent in the areas of business law. The firm's 100 lawyers represent businesses, both large and small, Canadian and international, in many different industries from natural resources to technology law. We have offices in Vancouver (British Columbia), Calgary (Alberta), and Yellowknife (Northwest Territories)

Associations:

Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

Alberta, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

  2. Treaty 7 Tribal Council (#802)

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

Manitoba, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

New Brunswick, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

Ontario, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

Quebec, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

Saskatchewan, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

Yukon, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

Caselaw (commentary/analysis/summary):

Canada:

  1. Legal Updates (#3861)
    updates on a variety of topics

Caselaw from courts and tribunals:

Canada:

  1. Canadian Native Law Cases (#1023)
    from the University of Saskatchewan

  2. Selected Caselaw from the Supreme Court of Canada (#3581)
    from the Indigenous Bar Association

Saskatchewan, Canada:

  1. Canadian Native Law Cases (#1023)
    from the University of Saskatchewan

Continuing Legal Education:

Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

  2. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Alberta, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

  2. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

  2. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Manitoba, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

New Brunswick, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

Nova Scotia, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Ontario, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

  2. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Quebec, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

  2. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Saskatchewan, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

Yukon, Canada:

  1. Indigenous Bar Association (#3580)

Courts and tribunals and boards:

Canada:

  1. Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (#773)

Government - Departments/agencies/commissions/boards:

Canada:

  1. Canadian Human Rights Commission (#854)

  2. Geometrics Canada - Legal Surveys Division (#1073)
    Government department that has the legislated responsibility to regulate all legal surveys on Canada Lands. Canada Lands include the Yukon and Northwest Territories, over 2300 Indian Reserves, 32 National Parks, 83 National Historic Parks, 1000 National Historic, Sites and the Offshore. Legal Surveys Division is a part of Geomatics Canada which is a part of the Earth Sciences Sector of Natural Resources Canada.

  3. Indian Claims Commission (#1665)

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. British Columbia Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs (#1075)
    Ministry of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation - Province of British Columbia, Canada.

  2. British Columbia Treaty Commission (#1076)

Northwest Territories, Canada:

  1. Geometrics Canada - Legal Surveys Division (#1073)
    Government department that has the legislated responsibility to regulate all legal surveys on Canada Lands. Canada Lands include the Yukon and Northwest Territories, over 2300 Indian Reserves, 32 National Parks, 83 National Historic Parks, 1000 National Historic, Sites and the Offshore. Legal Surveys Division is a part of Geomatics Canada which is a part of the Earth Sciences Sector of Natural Resources Canada.

Nunavut, Canada:

  1. Geometrics Canada - Legal Surveys Division (#1073)
    Government department that has the legislated responsibility to regulate all legal surveys on Canada Lands. Canada Lands include the Yukon and Northwest Territories, over 2300 Indian Reserves, 32 National Parks, 83 National Historic Parks, 1000 National Historic, Sites and the Offshore. Legal Surveys Division is a part of Geomatics Canada which is a part of the Earth Sciences Sector of Natural Resources Canada.

Yukon, Canada:

  1. Geometrics Canada - Legal Surveys Division (#1073)
    Government department that has the legislated responsibility to regulate all legal surveys on Canada Lands. Canada Lands include the Yukon and Northwest Territories, over 2300 Indian Reserves, 32 National Parks, 83 National Historic Parks, 1000 National Historic, Sites and the Offshore. Legal Surveys Division is a part of Geomatics Canada which is a part of the Earth Sciences Sector of Natural Resources Canada.

Government - Municipalities/Cities/Towns:

Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Alberta, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Nova Scotia, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Ontario, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Quebec, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Government - Notices/Parliamentary documents:

Canada:

  1. Canada Gazette (#95)
    official publication of the Federal Government of Canada containing official notices (check for you particular area of the law)

  2. Canada's Reports on UN Human Rights Conventions and Related Official Documents (#3845)

Jobs / Legal Careers:

Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Alberta, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Nova Scotia, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Ontario, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Quebec, Canada:

  1. The Canadian Institute (#4669)
    The Canadian Institute is Canada's largest provider of professional development and continuing education programmes for senior business executives, lawyers & other professionals. Staffed by lawyers and other professionals, it operates as a "think tank", monitoring trends and developments in law, finance, the environment, insurance, financial services, energy, management, government, banking, health care and public policy and much more!

Law Firms/Lawyers - links to specific law firm web sites:

Canada:

  1. Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP (#2066)
    full service law firm - offices across Canada in Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, Ottawa and International offices in London, England and Beijing, China. Blakes is also associated with Lavery, de Billy in Montreal and Quebec City.

  2. McCarthy Tétrault (#2149)

Alberta, Canada:

  1. Biamonte Cairo & Shortreed (#2543)

  2. Bishop and McKenzie (#2537)

  3. Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP (#2066)
    full service law firm - offices across Canada in Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, Ottawa and International offices in London, England and Beijing, China. Blakes is also associated with Lavery, de Billy in Montreal and Quebec City.

  4. Cook Duke Cox (#2545)
    now part of Miller Thomson

  5. Lawson Lundell (#3566)
    Lawson Lundell has occupied a prominent place in the legal profession in British Columbia for over 90 years and is pre-eminent in the areas of business law. The firm's 100 lawyers represent businesses, both large and small, Canadian and international, in many different industries from natural resources to technology law. We have offices in Vancouver (British Columbia), Calgary (Alberta), and Yellowknife (Northwest Territories)

  6. Macleod Dixon (#2653)

  7. McCarthy Tétrault (#2149)

  8. Parlee McLaws (#2606)

  9. Singleton Urquhart Scott (#2660)

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. Bassett & Company (#3016)

  2. Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP (#2066)
    full service law firm - offices across Canada in Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, Ottawa and International offices in London, England and Beijing, China. Blakes is also associated with Lavery, de Billy in Montreal and Quebec City.

  3. Campney & Murphy (#2548)

  4. Fast & Corcoran (#3245)

  5. Gowlings (#2905)

  6. Lawson Lundell (#3566)
    Lawson Lundell has occupied a prominent place in the legal profession in British Columbia for over 90 years and is pre-eminent in the areas of business law. The firm's 100 lawyers represent businesses, both large and small, Canadian and international, in many different industries from natural resources to technology law. We have offices in Vancouver (British Columbia), Calgary (Alberta), and Yellowknife (Northwest Territories)

  7. Macaulay McColl (#2134)

  8. McCarthy Tétrault (#2149)

  9. Singleton Urquhart Scott (#2660)

Manitoba, Canada:

  1. Aikins, MacAulay & Thorvaldson (#3235)

Newfoundland, Canada:

  1. Benson Myles (#2062)
    one of the largest law firms in Newfoundland

  2. White, Ottenheimer & Baker (#2496)

Northwest Territories, Canada:

  1. Lawson Lundell (#3566)
    Lawson Lundell has occupied a prominent place in the legal profession in British Columbia for over 90 years and is pre-eminent in the areas of business law. The firm's 100 lawyers represent businesses, both large and small, Canadian and international, in many different industries from natural resources to technology law. We have offices in Vancouver (British Columbia), Calgary (Alberta), and Yellowknife (Northwest Territories)

Ontario, Canada:

  1. Bill Henderson (#2026)
    I am an Ontario lawyer providing a range of services to clients from several provinces, including general litigation and advice on issues of Aboriginal, Treaty and other rights and concerns of First Nations

  2. Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP (#2066)
    full service law firm - offices across Canada in Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, Ottawa and International offices in London, England and Beijing, China. Blakes is also associated with Lavery, de Billy in Montreal and Quebec City.

  3. Blaney McMurtry LLP (#2067)
    Law firm of Blaney McMurtry LLP. Toronto, Ontario, Canada


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