Who’s in Charge of Building Standards on Reserve?
15 June 2026
When a homeowner in Barrie builds a deck, a contractor in Collingwood puts up a new commercial unit, or a developer in Bracebridge breaks ground
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Reckoning With a 150 Year Breach: The Supreme Court of Canada’s Landmark Decision in Ontario v. Restoule (2024 SCC 27)
11 June 2026
The Restoule litigation centers on the Robinson‑Huron and Robinson‑Superior Treaties of 1850, in which the Anishinaabe of the Upper Great Lakes ceded more than 100,000
Bridging the Funding Gap: Overcoming Financial Barriers for First Nations’ Specific Claims in Canada
4 June 2026
First Nations communities in Canada face substantial obstacles when seeking to pursue Specific Claims against the Crown. These claims, which address historical injustices such as
Limited Partnerships: A Powerful Structure for First Nations Economic Development
28 April 2026
Across Canada, First Nations communities are increasingly turning to sophisticated business structures to advance their economic development goals. Among these, Limited Partnerships have emerged as
Understanding Specific Claims: A Path to Justice and Reconciliation for First Nations in Ontario
20 April 2026
Specific claims represent one of the most important legal mechanisms available to First Nations for addressing historical injustices and advancing reconciliation with the Crown. Rooted in