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Colleen Simard offers a poor argument why the province's Non-Smokers Health Protection Act shouldn't be enforced on aboriginal land. Her position is that aboriginal people are exempt from provincial law because, as nations under international law, they aren't bound by the rules imposed by other states. Common international practice holds that a state must pass four criteria to be considered a nation: it must contain a group of people, be controlled by an effective government, have undisputed control over a definable land mass, and be recognized as other nations as the only government in that land mass. Canada's aboriginal people do meet the first criteria, however, the last three criteria are critical and this is where Ms. Simard's argument breaks down. She says Canada wouldn't impose o...
...She says Canada wouldn't impose our laws on Japan or Mexico. While this is true, no nation ...
... existed and were recognized under the common law. They were not created by s. 35(1) but subsequ... which the fact that aboriginals lived on the land in distinctive societies, with their own practices... of European contact, but in the traditional laws and customs of the aboriginal people in question, ...
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...Laws or state actions that substantially interfere with... bargain in good faith, in the pursuit of a common goal of peaceful and productive accommodation. Goo... respondents and an affiant) worked at Rol-Land Farms Ltd., a large industrial-type mushroom farm ...
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... on sovereign rights over their northern lands, waters, shelves, and the living as well as materi... American free trade agreement, to create a common energy market. (15) In a more limited joint scheme... in the straights according to their own laws and regulations. The conflict is not a sovereignty...
... continue to operate free from federal drug laws. The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal and held...Finally, as it is common ground that, absent a constitutional immunity, the... applied to federal things like Aboriginal land, and federally regulated persons such as Aborigina...
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... for community benefits in the form of park land, public art, daycare centres, street improvements ... the result of the deregulation of zoning by-laws and the reduction of bureaucratic 'red tape' for t.... Keil, R. 2002. 'Common-sense' neoliberalism: Progressive conservative urb...
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