The Aboriginal Constitution (original) (raw)
Federal Constitutionalism and Aboriginal Difference
Jean leclair
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2000
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Constitutional Conflict and the Development of Canadian Aboriginal Law
Guy Charlton
2017
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Aboriginal Self-Government Through Constitutional Design
Gregory Whitfield, Christopher Alcantara
2010
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“Grand Entrance Hall,” Back Door or Foundation Stone? the Role of Constitutional Principles in Construing and Applying the Constitution of Canada
Warren J . Newman
2001
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Borrows John Canada’s Indigenous Constitution. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2010. 422 pp.Drawing Out Law. A Spirit’s Guide. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2010. 259 pp
Beverly Jacobs
Canadian Journal of Law and Society / Revue Canadienne Droit et Société, 2013
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Federal Jurisdiction -- Pendent Parties -- Aboriginal Title and Federal Common Law -- Charter Challenges -- Reform Proposals: Roberts v. Canada
Brian Slattery
1989
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A New Era in Metis Constitutional Rights: The Importance of Powley and Blais
Catherine Bell
Alberta Law Review, 2004
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Old and Difficult Grievances: Examining the Relationship Between the Métis and the Crown
Jean Teillet
Supreme Court Law Review, 2004
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“The Hard Case of Defining the Metis People and Their Rights: A note on R. v. Powley” (2003) 12:3 Constitutional Forum 87.
Paul Chartrand
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The Constitutional Status and Rights of the Métis People in Canada
Paul L. A. H. Chartrand
Aboriginal policy studies, 2017
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A MULITFACETED APPROACH TO RECOGNIZING CANADIAN FIRST NATIONS GOVERNMENTS: WHAT COURTS MAY DECIDE
Kathleen Burrage
2006
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The Burden of Sovereignty: Court Configurations of Indigenous and State Authority in Aboriginal Title Litigation in Canada
Tyler McCreary
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Aboriginal Self-Government 465 Aboriginal Self-Government' and the Construction of Canadian Constitutional Identity
Michael Asch
1992
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The Hard Case of Defining “The Métis People” and Their Rights: A Comment on R. V. Powley
Paul L. A. H. Chartrand
Constitutional Forum / Forum constitutionnel
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Aboriginal Self-Government and the Construction of Canadian Constitutional Identity
Michael Asch
Alta. L. Rev., 1992
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Checking our Attachment to the Charter and Respecting Indigenous Legal Orders: A Framework for Charter Application to Indigenous Governments
Naiomi Metallic
Constitutional Forum / Forum constitutionnel
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The Story in Aboriginal Law and Aboriginal Law in the Story: A Metis Professor's Journey (2010) 50 Supreme Court Law Review 89
Larry Chartrand
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The Constitution of Canada as Supreme Law: A New Definition
Maxime St-Hilaire
Constitutional Forum / Forum constitutionnel
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Rebuilding Indigenous nations through constitutional development: a case study of the Métis in Canada
Kelly Saunders
Nations and Nationalism, 2017
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Canadian Law and Aboriginals The present paper represents an overview of the evolution of legal and political framework of the relationship between Canadian Aboriginal peoples and the Canadian state, and the key amendment of bill C-31 brought in the Indian Act.
Shazia Saif
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Constitutional Reconciliation and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Amy Swiffen
Review of Constitutional Studies, 2019
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Histories That Bind: Doctrinal Productivity and Legal Governance in Canadian Aboriginal Law
Jeremy Patzer
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An Opportunity for Reflection – A Special Issue on “The Constitution of Canada: History, Evolution, Influence and Reform”
Antonia Baraggia
Perspectives on Federalism, 2017
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Forging Alberta's Constitutional Framework (review
Jonathan Swainger
University of Toronto Quarterly, 2008
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Negotiating Sovereignty: Aboriginal Perspectives on a Settler-Colonial Constitution, 1975-1983
Sarah Nickel
2016
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The Canadian constitutional history and its determinants
Edmondo Mostacci
DPCE Online, 2019
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Aboriginal People and the Canadian Federation
Ayele Behaylu
Humanities and Social Sciences, 2015
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Indigenous Nationhood Claims in Canada and US
Erich Steinman
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Metis Aboriginal Rights: Four Legal Doctrines
Darren O'Toole
Bead by Bead. Constitutional Rights and Métis Community, edited by Yvonne Boyer and Larry Chartrand. Vancouver: UBC Press. , 2021
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Beyond Charter Applicability: Exploring Challenges and Opportunities for Indigenous Jurisdiction in McCarthy v. Whitefish Lake First Nation
Amy Swiffen
Alberta Law Review, 2024
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Aboriginal rights and Canadian Sovereignty: An essay on R. v. Sparrow
Michael Asch
Alta. L. Rev., 1991
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“Aboriginal Rights: The Dispossession of the Metis” (1991) 29 Osgoode Hall Law Journal, 457-482.
Paul Chartrand
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Case Commentary: Manitoba Métis Federation v. Canada
Darren O'Toole
Aboriginal Policy Studies (2014) 3, 1 & 2: 178-187.
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“Defining the ‘Metis’ of Canada: A principled approach to Crown-Aboriginal Relations’, chapter 2 in Frederica Wilson and Melanie Mallet, ed. Metis-Crown Relations: Rights, Identify, Jurisdiction, and Governance (Toronto, Irwin Law Ltd. 2008)
Paul Chartrand
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Removing all Reasonable Cause of Discontent: Noteworthy Decisions of the Alberta Court of Appeal in Aboriginal Litigation
Robert Normey
Alberta Law Review, 2014
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