POSC 3830
Indigenous Peoples: Concepts of Land, the Law and the Constitution
traces the historical development of Indigenous land and resource rights; colonial and Canadian law; and the Constitution of Canada as it relates to the First Nations, Inuit and Metis people of Canada. The developing concept of Indigenous law is presented within the context of the treaty process, Indian Act, contemporary land claims, the Canadian Constitution, and federal/provincial relations.
Prerequisites & course information
CR: the former Law and Society 3012 EQ: Law and Public Policy 3830 , the former Law and Society 3830 PR: Successful completion of 45 credit hours
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027