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Law and Legal Traditions

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Law and Legal Traditions

This section of the toolkit is meant as a quick reference guide to Aboriginal law, Indigenous terms, laws and legal traditions.

IN THIS SECTION:

Terminology

  1. Lexicon of Key Words/Greetings
  2. Understanding the Difference between Aboriginal Law and Indigenous Law
  3. Resource: Indigenous Languages – Glossaries, Dictionaries & Writing Resources
  4. Resource: Termium Plus

Law & Legal Traditions (Resources)

  1. Understanding and Implementing UNDRIP - Handbook
  2. Myths and Misrepresentations: The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples & Bill C-262
  3. Interpreting the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Fact Sheet
  4. The Indian Act (Background)
  5. Alternative Dispute Resolution in Aboriginal Contexts: A Critical Review
  6. Duty to Consult Indigenous Peoples
  7. Diversity & Inclusion Charter
  8. Métis Law in Canada
  9. Wahkohtowin Law and Governance Lodge (Alberta)
  10. Indigenous Law Research Institute
  11. Indigenous Law Update – Review of Recent Cases (Norton Rose Fulbright)

CBA welcomes your feedback on this toolkit.  If you have suggestions for new content or updates on existing content, please email us at reconciliation@cba.org.

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