In the Canadian mining sector, the use of an impact and benefit agreement (IBA) is the dominant legal instrument that structures the legal relationship between a First Nation and a proponent. However, barriers to Indigenous women’s participation in IBA law-making exist, which raises the question : How can IBA law-making be strengthen to include Indigenous women ? Emergent scholarship by Graben, Cameron and Morales takes up this question of Indigenous women’s participation in their gendered approach. In this article, I critically examine and expand upon Graben, Cameron and Morales gendered approach, and argue that mining, Indigenous women, and water are interconnected, and advancing Indigenous women’s participation is essential, as argued by...
ii In a mineral development scenario, Aboriginal groups rely heavily on Environmental Assessment (EA...
In a mineral development scenario, Aboriginal groups rely heavily on Environmental Assessment (EA) a...
In pre-colonial Canada, the traditional governance systems of Indigenous Peoples were based on coope...
Indigenous peoples have maintained that sovereignty over their waters is a priority for them. Yet, m...
Dans le présent article, les autrices examinent l’absence des femmes autochtones dans les régimes de...
Indigenous peoples assert their right to the protection and control of their lands, territories, and...
L’accès à une eau potable de qualité est un droit fondamental. Malgré la richesse du Canada en eau d...
High rates of resource extraction in northern and western Canada are creating intense socio-environm...
Canada has a firmly established bijuridical system, which formally recognizes two distinct legal sys...
This article compares three environmental assessment (EA) cases in Nunatsiavut, Nunavut, and the Nor...
I would like to open by saying Chi-miigwech (a big thank-you) to those Elders/Grandmothers who have ...
Globally, negative impacts on water resources from land development, pollution, and climate change d...
Abstract:The problem of the missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls is one of the largest so...
The Canadian settler state lacks a gender balance in N’bi governance and decision making. Little doc...
Impact and benefit agreements (IBAs) between natural resource developers and Aboriginal communities ...
ii In a mineral development scenario, Aboriginal groups rely heavily on Environmental Assessment (EA...
In a mineral development scenario, Aboriginal groups rely heavily on Environmental Assessment (EA) a...
In pre-colonial Canada, the traditional governance systems of Indigenous Peoples were based on coope...
Indigenous peoples have maintained that sovereignty over their waters is a priority for them. Yet, m...
Dans le présent article, les autrices examinent l’absence des femmes autochtones dans les régimes de...
Indigenous peoples assert their right to the protection and control of their lands, territories, and...
L’accès à une eau potable de qualité est un droit fondamental. Malgré la richesse du Canada en eau d...
High rates of resource extraction in northern and western Canada are creating intense socio-environm...
Canada has a firmly established bijuridical system, which formally recognizes two distinct legal sys...
This article compares three environmental assessment (EA) cases in Nunatsiavut, Nunavut, and the Nor...
I would like to open by saying Chi-miigwech (a big thank-you) to those Elders/Grandmothers who have ...
Globally, negative impacts on water resources from land development, pollution, and climate change d...
Abstract:The problem of the missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls is one of the largest so...
The Canadian settler state lacks a gender balance in N’bi governance and decision making. Little doc...
Impact and benefit agreements (IBAs) between natural resource developers and Aboriginal communities ...
ii In a mineral development scenario, Aboriginal groups rely heavily on Environmental Assessment (EA...
In a mineral development scenario, Aboriginal groups rely heavily on Environmental Assessment (EA) a...
In pre-colonial Canada, the traditional governance systems of Indigenous Peoples were based on coope...