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The Renewable Energy Projects (Streamlined Permitting) Act (Bill 14) & Infrastructure Projects Act (Bill 15) — Legislative Summary
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Si:yémiya, Dr. Sonny McHalsie, Retires
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Varley v Canada (Attorney General) 2025 FC 753 — Case Summary
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Fisher River Cree Nation v Canada (Attorney General) 2025 FC 561 — Case Summary
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The 154-Year Legacy of Article 13 of the Terms of Union
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Kebaowek First Nation v Canadian Nuclear Laboratories 2025, FC 319 — Case Summary
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Teal Cedar Products Ltd v British Columbia 2025 BCSC 595 — Case Summary
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Saskatchewan (Environment) v Métis Nation – Saskatchewan, 2025 SCC 4 – Case Summary
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K’ómoks First Nation Ratifies Constitution and Treaty
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Mandell Pinder lawyers have drafted a new summary on BC Bill 14 and Bill 15. Read it here:
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On May 29, 2025, Bill 14, the Renewable Energy Projects (Streamlined Permitting) Act, and Bill 15, the Infrastructure Projects Act (together the “Acts”),. Click here to learn more.
MP Lawyer Krista Robertson will speak at PBLI’s Indigenous Governance 2025, tomorrow at 9:10am on the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Dickson v Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation and implications for self-governing Nations and Section 25 of the Charter.
Indigenous Governance 2025 — Pacific Business & Law Institute
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Indigenous Governance 2025June 10, 2025 at 9:00AM PDTDowntown Vancouver and Live Webinar Register Now Description Agenda Faculty Indigenous Governance 2025June 10, 2025OverviewIndigenous Nations are i…
MP congratulates Si:yémiya/Naxaxalhts’i, Dr. Sonny McHalsie, on his recent retirement after four decades dedicated to learning about and teaching Stó:lō history and culture. We wish you the best on your post-employment projects.
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Albert "Sonny" McHalsie spent more than 40 years researching Halq'eméylem place names in the Fraser Valley and Fraser Canyon. Now, he has finally retired.