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1	Treaty federalism: building a foundation for duty to consult in Saskatchewan Walker, Katherine A. 19 April 2010 In Canada, the duty to consult doctrine has been articulated as a legal remedy to address the potential infringement of Aboriginal and treaty rights by the Crown. The political dimension and implications of this legal duty on the evolving federal relationship between First Nations and the provincial Crown concerning lands and resources have yet to be fully explored. This research presents the argument that the duty to consult jurisprudence and the new relationship policy in British Columbia are moving towards the articulation of a treaty federalism relationship between the Crown and First Nations. The implications of these findings are then analyzed within the Saskatchewan policy environment, and a potential consultation framework is offered for this province. Crucial linkages between duty to consult jurisprudence and Aboriginal governance, and their implications for policy are highlighted, which contribute to further understanding the complex relationship between First Nations and the Crown in Canada on land and resources. Saskatchewan duty to accommodate treaty consultation treaty federalism treaties duty to consult Aboriginal governance Aboriginal rights Aboriginal First Nations lands and resources
2	Treaty federalism: building a foundation for duty to consult in Saskatchewan Walker, Katherine A. 19 April 2010 (has links) In Canada, the duty to consult doctrine has been articulated as a legal remedy to address the potential infringement of Aboriginal and treaty rights by the Crown. The political dimension and implications of this legal duty on the evolving federal relationship between First Nations and the provincial Crown concerning lands and resources have yet to be fully explored. This research presents the argument that the duty to consult jurisprudence and the new relationship policy in British Columbia are moving towards the articulation of a treaty federalism relationship between the Crown and First Nations. The implications of these findings are then analyzed within the Saskatchewan policy environment, and a potential consultation framework is offered for this province. Crucial linkages between duty to consult jurisprudence and Aboriginal governance, and their implications for policy are highlighted, which contribute to further understanding the complex relationship between First Nations and the Crown in Canada on land and resources. Saskatchewan duty to accommodate treaty consultation treaty federalism treaties duty to consult Aboriginal governance Aboriginal rights Aboriginal First Nations lands and resources
3	Framing the Intervention: How Canada Staged its Takeover of the Lubicon Lake Nation Bork, Dietlind L R Unknown Date No description available. Lubicon Aboriginal governance custom code frame election Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Indian Act custom of the band Indian band custom election dispute leadership dispute governance dispute third party management media 2009 First Nation oil traditional territory human rights
4	La gouvernance autochtone en milieu urbain: le cas de Montréal Genin-Charette, Anne-Marie 11 1900 (has links) No description available. Peuples autochtones Autochtones en milieu urbain Droit à l’autodétermination Autonomie gouvernementale Gouvernance autochtone Montréal Personnalité des lois Nation avec assise territoriale Réserve urbaine Communauté d’intérêts Aboriginal people Urban aboriginal Right to self-determination Self-government Aboriginal governance Personality of laws Nation with land base Urban reserve Community of interest

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