Law for Breakfast
Dwight NewmanMy informed but informal comments on legal developments (especially constitutional law, Indigenous rights law, and law and religion - with some Canadian focus), and occasionally on food. Nothing here is legal advice.
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Breaking: Foreign Indigenous Groups Using BC's DRIPA
With the end of semester wrapped up, I will soon return to Parts II and III of my three-part series on things people often don’t know about UNDRIP. But my eye was caught by a breaking development when I noticed a post on X by Scott McInnis ...
Breaking: BC's New Treaties Contain Significant Amendments That Need to Be Explained
I don’t normally do two posts in the same weekend, and in doing so I am also interrupting my three-part series on UNDRIP that I started yesterday. But there is a breaking development worthy of attention.
Things You Probably Don't Know About UNDRIP, and Why They Matter - Part I
Discussions about the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) often proceed based on very informal claims about what UNDRIP actually says and does.
Six Thoughts on the Latest BC Aboriginal Title Decision
The latest British Columbia Aboriginal title decision, the British Columbia Court of Appeal’s decision in The Nuchatlaht v. British Columbia, 2026 BCCA 137, was released on Thursday April 2.
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Dwight Newman, KC, FRSC is Professor of Law and Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Rights, Communities, and Constitutional Law at the University of Saskatchewan.
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