Know about the historical events that took place on 17 April
From the funeral of Prince Philip to the Canada Law being proclaimed, a lot of events took place on 17 April in the past.
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This Day in History - April 17 - Jamaica Observer
This is the 107th day of 2023. There are 258 days left in the year. TODAY'S HIGHLIGHT 1961: Cuban leader Fidel Castro's forces repel the Bay of Pigs invasion led by recent Cuban exiles and f...
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Photo feature of the day, today in history, the weather forecast and local gas prices
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Don't threaten resource rights – Winnipeg Free Press
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Onion Lake Cree Nation sues provincial government over Saskatchewan First Act
Onion Lake Cree Nation has started legal action against the provincial government, saying the recently passed Saskatchewan First Act violates treaty rights.
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Jesse Hartery: Lametti must disavow any unconstitutional action on natural resources
The natural resources transfer agreements cannot be rescinded or amended by the federal government acting unilaterally
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Quebec's law against home cannabis cultivation constitutional under the division of powers: SCC
Court found prohibition did not fall within federal criminal law power
Source: canadianlawyermag.com
Why We Must Tread Carefully on Bail Reform
In the aftermath of tragedies, there are often calls to ‘strengthen’ the system. But race is often closely tied to who gets bail.
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Indigenous ownership of natural resources is now on the national agenda
The federal government has recently expressed interest in expanding Indigenous control over natural resources on their territories.
Source: rabble.ca
Founding First Nations sign agreement with Canada, Alberta to run own child and family services
In northern Alberta, the Founding First Nations have signed a ‘historic agreement’ with Canada and Alberta that will have them run their own child and family services.
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