Indigenous Law

Programs that provide assistance for people who have legal issues that relate to federal and provincial legislation that outlines the statutory obligations of government for indigenous peoples including First Nations, Inuit and Métis people of Canada. Specific issues may include treaty rights including land and property compensation claims; claims to renewable and non-renewable natural resources; hunting, fishing and trapping rights; self-government; the fiduciary relationship between governments and indigenous peoples; government relations; economic development; taxation; and a variety of public policy issues such as education and health.

 

Services
Gladue Program

Provides supports and services to ensure Indigenous women’s voices are heard in the justice process. Prepares and submits culturally grounded and individually focused recommendations to the courts for consideration during sentencing. 

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