Part I: Pre-Confederation Claims in the Internal Architecture of the Canadian Constitution
Presentation to the Commissioners, Indian Claims Commission
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From Failure to Failure with No Loss of Enthusiasm- Implications of R. v. Marshall and R. v. Bernard for Aboriginal Peoples
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A State of Exception- The Impact of Borders on Aboriginal Peoples
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Shadowy Coasts, Fabulous Isles and Monsters at Every Turn- Finding Safe Haven for Aboriginal and Treaty Rights and Title in the Commercial Mainstream
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Mixed Messages, Double Standards, Eurocentrism and High Hurdles: Evidentiary Challenges in Aboriginal Litigation
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The Art of Pruning: Maintaining the Essential Architecture of the Living Tree (How is Canada Implementing its Constitutional Duties to the Aboriginal Peoples)
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Life After the Supreme Court of Canada: The Howard and Mitchell Petitions
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Pacta Sunt Servanda and Rebus Sic Stantibus- Is it All Still Greek to Us?
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From Calder to Mitchell: Should the Courts Patrol Cultural Borders?
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The Quest to Slay the Indian Act: An Impossible Dream?
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