Nikal v. The Queen (1996)

”Appellant is a native charged with fishing without a licence contrary to s. 4(1) of the British Columbia Fishery (General) Regulations. Native persons, although required ...
Co-management of Aboriginal Resources

by Tracy CampbellProfessional Associate, Arctic Institute of North America http://arcticcircle.uconn.edu/NatResources/comanagement.html [from Information North, Vol 22, no.1 ...
The Use of Geographic Information Sys...

by Benjamin D. Johnson School of Community and Regional Planning, University of British Columbia © …
The Role of GIS in Integrated Resourc...

By Ralph Makokis and David Buckley
A Culturally Relevant Solution for th...

Bryan A. Marozas GIS Coordinator, Bureau of Indian Affairs Abstract Many Indian tribes have been exposed to the benefits of automated spatial data and &...
The Role of Geographic Information Sy...

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What’s Good for the Goose?: The...

Joseph Spaeder Graduate Group in Ecology Dept. of Anthropology – UC Davis Abstract Resolving conflicts over scarce renewable resources is among the greate...
Paper: Developments in the Law of Con...

by Robert Freedman and Hugh Braker, Q.C., Braker & Company reproduced with permission and courtesy of the B.C. Aboriginal Fisheries Commission
Nancy Morgan: State of the Law on the...

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Paper: The Constitutional and Fiducia...

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Paper: Negotiation and Consultation i...

By: Stuart Rush, Q.C. Materials prepared for conference held in Vancouver, BC hosted by the Pacific Business & Law Institute on October 19th & 20th, 2000. R...
Paper: From Consultation to Reconcili...

(Vol. 79 Canadian Bar Review p. 252) The judiciary has repeatedly called on First Nations and the Crown not to tax the institutional competence of the judiciary by e&#...
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