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Buffalo Point First Nation v Buffalo Point Cottage Owners Association Inc, 2025 MBCA 72 — Case Summary
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Bird v Canada (Indigenous Services), 2026 FC 425 — Case Summary
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Kwantlen First Nation v Gabriel, 2026 FC 135 — Case Summary
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Mandell Pinder Lawyers at PBLI’s “On Our Terms” Conference
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McCarthy v Canada (Indigenous Services), 2025 FC 1843 — Case Summary
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Tahltan Completes Consent Decision-making Process for Eskay Creek Revitalization Project
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K’ómoks First Nation Ratifies Constitution and Treaty
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Mandell Pinder Lawyer Aaron Wilson Selected as Lexpert Rising Star
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MP lawyer Kim Webber on “A Chat at the Bar”
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Dickson v Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation, 2024 SCC 10 – Case Summary
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Stephen Mussell Receives Alumni Builder Award and Gives Keynote at UBC Law Indigenous Awareness Week
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Hiawatha First Nation v Cowie, 2023 ONCA 524 – Case Summary
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Mandell Pinder is honoured to be selected by our peers as one of Canada's Best Law Firms 2027 in the category of Aboriginal Law / Indigenous Practice.
Mandell Pinder lawyers have drafted a new case summary on Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Ltd. v. Kebaowek First Nation. Read it here: www.mandellpinder.com/canadian-nuclear-laboratories-ltd-v-kebaowek-first-nation-2026-fca-174-case…
On November 5, 2026, Emeritus Professor Michael Jackson K.C. and the Allard School of Law will launch "Life of Law as Art" — a "curated archive of student art projects exploring Indigenous rights and criminal justice" with exhibits from 1999 to 2023. Explore the online archive or register to attend the launch on the event page:
lifeoflawasart.ca
An archive of students' original artwork from the Allard School of Law exploring the rights of Indigenous peoples and the rights of Prisoners in Canada, curated by Professor Michael Jackson, KC.