The 2016 Federal Budget contains promises and commitments to First Nations peoples across Canada, with a substantial focus on infrastructure, children’s health, and education. Commentary on the recent Federal Budget from Indigenous leaders has ranged from “historic” to concerns that the $8.4-billion commitment is “spread too thin”.
+ Read MoreAs of May 16, 2016, this position has been filled. We thank all applicants for their interest and their time. Associate Lawyer: First Nations Economic Development and Business Advisory Miller Titerle + Company is a group of forward-thinking professionals committed to a more passionate and personal way of practicing law. Our high-growth business is recognized for… Read more »
+ Read MoreMany bands are rushing to convert their existing businesses into limited liability partnerships in order to recognize savings on provincial sales taxes. But wait, there are also potential disadvantages to LLPs that should be considered.
+ Read MoreThis seven-part series explores the expected impacts of the landmark decision on First Nations engagement and responsible business in BC. In Part VII, we explore the trends emerging as a result of the decision.
+ Read MoreI had the opportunity to co-chair and present at the 15th Annual Aboriginal Land Resource Management Forum in Vancouver. Here are four main takeaways from this always-enlightening event.
+ Read MoreThis seven-part series explores the expected impacts of the landmark decision on First Nations engagement and responsible business in BC. In Part VI, we explore whether Aboriginal title can be proved over private land, and to what effect.
+ Read MoreThis seven-part series explores the expected impacts of the landmark decision on First Nations engagement and responsible business in BC. In Part V, we explore the implications of the decision on treaty land.
+ Read MoreThis seven-part series explores the expected impacts of the landmark decision on First Nations engagement and responsible business in BC. In Part IV, we explore what consent is, why responsible governments and project developers seek consent of affected Aboriginal groups and the ways in which they can most effectively do so.
+ Read MoreThis seven-part series explores the expected impacts of the landmark decision on First Nations engagement and responsible business in BC. In Part III, we explore what the decision might mean for controversial projects.
+ Read MoreOur clients, the Kanaka Bar Indian Band, recently had their Kwoiek Creek Hydroelectric Project featured as an economic development success story.
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