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The provincial wall may not have fully crumbled, but the tide is rising against it. And at least on Haida Gwaii, a colonial government is no longer lord of the land.

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By affirming Indigenous land ownership, British Columbia and the Haida Nation are signaling a new era for Indigenous relations.

Latter-day Saints in Canada unite with those of other faiths and backgrounds to strengthen relationships and communities.

Alexandria Winterburn and Zachary Davis hope to build on firm's relationships with Indigenous groups

Opinion: Astonishing census reveals First Nations who are Jews, Mormons and Muslims. Not to mention almost half say they’re ‘secular.’

RAVEN legal defence trust has created a course just for you. And it’s funny, too.

A Q&A with Karen Bakker about her new book, The Sounds of Life.

John Borrows, one of the world’s leading scholars of Indigenous law, has been named the inaugural Loveland Chair in Indigenous Law at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law.

Ntina Tzouvala’s book titled Capitalism as Civilization makes me angry. As lawyers, we rarely speak about emotions that legal and scholarly