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EnvironmentIndigenous Getting Trans Mountain expansion back on track by Aaron Wudrick September 10, 2018
IndigenousLaw A place for Indigenous peoples on Canada’s top bench by Christina Gray February 21, 2018
IndigenousLaw The impossibility of Indigenous religious freedom by Nicholas Shrubsole November 13, 2017
LawPolitics Why regional representation on the Supreme Court does (and doesn’t) matter by Robert Schertzer August 17, 2016
LawPolitics The Supreme Court’s long road to transparency and inclusiveness by Lorne Sossin August 9, 2016
LawPolitics The Carter decision: Start of a dialogue, or final word? by Derek Ross, John Sikkema June 7, 2016
LawPolitics Time to rethink the Supreme Court appointments process by David Schneiderman April 6, 2016
