Wolastoqey Nations v. New Brunswick and Canada, et.al., 2024 NBKB 203
This legal document is a precedent setting decision confirming the possibility of declaring Aboriginal title over privately held land.
This legal document is a precedent setting decision confirming the possibility of declaring Aboriginal title over privately held land.
This blog from Olthuis Kleer Townshend (OKT) Law provides context and further explanation of the decision for Aboriginal title to apply to privately owned lands. In November of 2024, six Wolastoqey Nations in New Brunswick received a precedent-setting decision in their Aboriginal title claim
This report offers a general overview of some considerations and factors associated with establishing and operating a land trust. It also includes specific examples of recommendations and insights from Indigenous individuals affiliated with land trusts.
This series of videos examines how land governance must change to recognize and uphold Indigenous rights and responsibilities and to restore nature’s once abundant ecosystems.
This webinar features a dialogue Indigenous approaches to reclaiming relationships with the land and waters.
This webinar examines how to support just and ecologically healthy futures when relationships are redefined and Indigenous sovereignty, rights, and responsibilities are respecte
This series of videos examines how land governance must change to recognize and uphold Indigenous rights and responsibilities and to restore nature’s once abundant ecosystems.
This paper explores the potential of IPCAs to address the dominant colonial paradigm in modern-day conservation efforts.
This paper from the Yellowhead Institute provides an overview of the current status of land dispossession in Canada, focusing on alienation through resource extraction.