Actions and Commitments:

Exploring Theme: "Working Group on Review of Laws and Policies"

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June 8, 2023


Taking action to ensure all federal laws uphold Aboriginal and treaty rights

NationTalk: Department of Justice Canada– The recognition of the rights of Indigenous peoples affirmed in Canada’s Constitution is a fundamental element of Crown-Indigenous relationships. The Government of Canada is committed to respecting and upholding the rights of First Nations, Inuit and Métis as part of building stronger nation-to-nation, Inuit-Crown, and government-to-government relationships. Today, the Minister...

March 1, 2023


Next phase launched on consultation and cooperation with Indigenous peoples on non-derogation clauses

Department of Justice Canada: Ottawa, Traditional Unceded Algonquin Territory – Department of Justice Canada The recognition of the rights of Indigenous peoples affirmed in Canada’s Constitution is a fundamental element of Crown-Indigenous relationships. Today, the Honourable David Lametti, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, announced the next phase of consultation and cooperation with...

March 1, 2023


Recent Developments in Aboriginal Law

NationTalk: LEXPERT – Business of Law Aboriginal law cases proceeding and pending before the Courts Developments in Aboriginal law in 2022 were mostly forward looking. That is, there are cases proceeding and pending before Courts. These have the potential for significant changes and are to be watched closely as they are decided. Indigenous Laws and...

December 13, 2022


Amendments to come to federal legislation following First Nations input

NationTalk: Anihinabek News.ca: ANISHINABEK NATION TERRITORY— The government of Canada is looking to amend the federal legislation known as the Interpretation Act, the first act passed by the new Parliament of Canada after the Confederation. The purpose of the Interpretation Act is to provide guidance and assistance for the interpretation of laws where their meaning is not clear....

February 22, 2017


The Working Group of Ministers responsible for the review of relevant federal laws, policies, and operational practices

The Working Group of Ministers responsible for the review will examine relevant federal laws, policies, and operational practices to help ensure the Crown is meeting its constitutional obligations with respect to: Aboriginal and treaty rights; adhering to international human rights standards, including the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples; and supporting the...

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