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Decades ago one of B.C.'s top judges described tensions between the legal concept of Aboriginal title and the reality of private property ownership as a "cloud." Last week, just as Southin predicted, ...

Prosper, a former chief of Paqtnkek First Nation in Nova Scotia, successfully argued for the amendments intended to solve a ...

Thomas King said he felt “ripped in half” on learning he had no Indigenous ancestry. The Canadian author has dedicated his ...

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The Tŝilhqot’in Nation is the first in Canada to win a court declaration of Aboriginal title when, in 2014, the Supreme Court ...

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The treaty, which comes more than 220 years after the state was colonised, creates an assembly and truth-telling body.

While the world might be shrinking in its engagement with the United States, it seems that America is still deeply interested in Aboriginal art.

In the state of Victoria, Australia has seen its first ever treaty with Aboriginal people signed and formalized as law. It ...