context ofindigenous development globally and in Canada in particular. This is followedby a review of development theory and … Rouge First Nation, suggestthat a few key decisions by the Supreme Court of Canada have enabled theapproach to indigenous … Canada. The key to achieving thisprosperity is Aboriginal entrepreneurship. The fact that the fruits of theseentrepreneurial …

Aboriginal or treaty rights. Aboriginal peoples have an opportunity to transform international decision making if Canada … policy shift. Even though the Federal Court of Appeal in Hupacasath First Nation v Canada (Minister of Foreign Affairs … Canada and many non-status and urban indigenous populations, as well as Metis and Inuit peoples, a workable solution for …

-processing skills, educational attainment and labour market outcomes among Indigenous peoples in Canada. Similar to previous literature …

estimate the market response to a series of six landmark Supreme Court of Canada decisions that reinterpreted aboriginal rights … in Canada, providing a shock to the stability and security of the existing entitlements of Canadian resource firms. The … paper expands on our earlier study of Canada's Forest industry to test claims that recognition of aboriginal rights has …

progress. Yet in Canada there are very few such data from Aboriginal respondents. We report on two surveys which do solicit … in life satisfaction as a gauge for improving lives is appropriate in the case of Aboriginal groups in Canada, just as … for other populations in Canada and around the world …