Vol. 67 (2016): Recent Developments in Aboriginal Law

• Front Matter

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• Aboriginal Law Society Foreword

  The Aboriginal Law Society of UNB

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• Editor's Preface

  Amber Chisholm, Tim McLaughlin

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Part I: UNB Lecture Series

• Unextinguished Rights and the Indian Act

  John Borrows

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• Maritime Cooperation A Unique Runway and an Urgent Need to Take Off

  The Hon. H. Wade MacLauchlan

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Part II: Forum - Recent Developments in Aboriginal Law

• After Tsilhqot'in Nation The Aboriginal Title Question in Canada's Maritime Provinces

  Robert Hamilton

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• Back to the Future Reconciliation and Indigenous Sovereignty after Tshilhqot'in

  Felix Hoehn

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• Stepping into Canada's Shoes Tsilhqot'in, Grassy Narrows and the Division of Powers

  Bruce McIvor, Kate Gunn

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• Indigenous Peoples Caught in a Perpetual Human Rights Prison

  Larry Chartrand

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• Living Legal Traditions Mi'kmaw Justice in Nova Scotia

  L. Jane McMillan

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• “Indian Act” By-Laws A Viable Means for First Nations to (Re)Assert Control over Local Matters Now and Not Later

  Naiomi Metallic

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• From Consultation to Consent Squaring the Circle?

  Michael Coyle

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• Navigating Through Narratives of Despair Making Space for the Cree Reasonable Person in the Canadian Justice System

  Hadley Friedland

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• Indigenous Restorative Justice Approaches, Meaning & Possibility

  Jeffery G. Hewitt

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• Framing Aboriginal Title as the (Mis)Recognition of Indigenous Law

  Matthew V. W. Moulton

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Part III: Student Submission

• Wandering Without a Torch Federalism as a Guiding Light

  Mark Mancini

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