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Aboriginal and Indigenous Law is complicated. A new website hopes to change that

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A new website features work by students at the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University. The website's creation was led by lawyer Naiomi Metallic, a member of Listiquj First Nation. The projects were created by students in Metallic's Aboriginal Law classes, as part of an assignment.

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Aboriginal and Indigenous Law is complicated. A new website hopes to change that

A new website featuring work by students at the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University aims to demystify aspects of Indigenous and Aboriginal law, like status rules and treaty rights, by providing clear and concise information for those looking to learn more about its nuances.

2 months ago·Canada

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Aboriginal and Indigenous Law is complicated. A new website hopes to change that

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Aboriginal and Indigenous Law is complicated. A new website hopes to change that

Aboriginal and Indigenous Law is complicated. A new website hopes to change that

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