More On Anniversary of 1997 Delgamuukw Case on Aboriginal Title
Yesterday, I published a post about the the 10th anniversary of the historic Supreme Court of Canada decision known as Delgamuukw v. British Columbia, [1997] 3 S.C.R. 1010, considered a huge turning point in aboriginal law in Canada.
Entitled This Day in Supreme Court of Canada History: The 1997 Delgamuukw Case on Aboriginal Title , the post linked to an article on the Osgoode Hall Law School blog The Court by Peter R. Grant, who acted as lead counsel for the First Nations involved in the case.
Today, The Court published an account of the case from the point of view of another participant, Bryan Williams, lead counsel for the Province of British Columbia at the Court of Appeal: Delgamuukw at 10: An Insider’s Tale
Entitled This Day in Supreme Court of Canada History: The 1997 Delgamuukw Case on Aboriginal Title , the post linked to an article on the Osgoode Hall Law School blog The Court by Peter R. Grant, who acted as lead counsel for the First Nations involved in the case.
Today, The Court published an account of the case from the point of view of another participant, Bryan Williams, lead counsel for the Province of British Columbia at the Court of Appeal: Delgamuukw at 10: An Insider’s Tale
Labels: aboriginal and Indigenous law, constitutional law, legal history, Supreme Court of Canada
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