Indigenous Rights and Extractive Industry in Canada

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course examines social, political, and legal dimensions of Indigenous rights in relation to extractive industries in Canada. Students develop a critical understanding of Indigenous responses to these industries and their impacts, analyzing how Indigenous sovereignty is asserted in historical and contemporary case studies. The course covers various sectors, including forestry, mining, oil, and energy, utilizing research from social sciences and Indigenous Knowledge systems. Prerequisite(s): FNST 100-3 or FNST 200-3