Indigenous Self-Government 2023

Table of Papers

Tab 1

PowerPoint Presentation: Decolonization in Action: Indigenous Self-Government
Maxime Faille, Gowling WLG, Vancouver, BC
Paul Seaman, Gowling WLG, Vancouver, BC
38 Slides

Tab 2

PowerPoint Presentation: Self-Government at Tsawwassen First Nation
Mary Childs, Tsawwassen First Nation, Tsawwassen, BC
8 Slides

PowerPoint Presentation: Self-Government in Practice – Cree Nation of Eeyou Istchee
Dr. Bill Namagoose, Cree Nation Government, Nemaska, QC
45 Slides

Tab 3

PowerPoint Presentation: Economic Sovereignty and Taxation Under Self-Government Arrangements
Michael Welters, Aldridge + Rosling LLP, Vancouver, BC
21 Slides

Tab 4

PowerPoint Presentation: Taxation & Reconciliation: The new federal s. 87 tax exemption phase-out policy
Maxime Faille, Gowling WLG, Vancouver, BC
46 Slides

Tab 5

PowerPoint Presentation: Progress through Partnership
Chief Darcy Bear, Whitecap Dakota First Nation, Whitecap, SK
30 Slides

Tab 6

PowerPoint Presentation: BILL C-92, An Act respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis children, youth and families: implications for Indigenous Nations
Paul Seaman, Gowling WLG, Vancouver, BC
21 Slides

Tab 7

PowerPoint Presentation: Indigenous Self-Government and Human Rights
Krista Robertson, Mandell Pinder LLP, Vancouver, BC
23 Slides

Tab 8

PowerPoint Presentation: Policing, Enforcement and Public Safety: Self-Governing Context
Victoria Fred, Ratcliff LLP, Whitehorse, YK
18 Slides