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British Columbia: A Global Test Case for Land Seizure and Indigenous Rights - Easton Spectator

Property · British Columbia

British Columbia: A Global Test Case for Land Seizure and Indigenous Rights - Easton Spectator

Klean Industires June 3, 2025 British Columbia’s evolving land policies position the province as a global test case for land seizure and Indigenous rights. Bill 7 Is Now Law: Part 4 Could Make Government Control Of Private Land Permanent By The Fall Of 2025 British Columbia: The First Domino When British Columbia passed the Emergency and Disaster Management Act (Bill 7) on November 8, 2023, few understood what had just happened. The public wa…See the Story

Leading Change: A Lawyer's Role in Supporting the Moose Hide Campaign

British Columbia · British Columbia

Leading Change: A Lawyer's Role in Supporting the Moose Hide Campaign

At Boughton, we know lasting change begins by standing behind the initiatives we believe in. Through our Advocates for Community Transformation (ACT) program we empower our professionals to lead the change they want to see. Recently, we sat down with Associate Sterling Hillman to learn about his support for the Moose Hide Campaign— A BC-born, Indigenous led movement dedicated to ending violence towards women and children. Established more than a…Read Article

Enbridge to sell stake in B.C. pipeline to Indigenous groups

Enbridge · British Columbia

Enbridge to sell stake in B.C. pipeline to Indigenous groups

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Enbridge Inc. plans to sell a stake in a natural gas pipeline system in British Columbia to Indigenous communities in a deal that will be financially backed by the Canadian government. See the Story

Meritas® – 2025 Annual General Meeting in Mexico City

Luca Citton, President of Boughton Law and Chair of the Board for Meritas®, recently attended the 2025 Meritas Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Mexico City. Hosted by Cuesta Campos, the event brought together leaders from over 100 member firms worldwide to explore the future of law, the evolving needs of clients, and how collaboration across borders can drive innovative legal service delivery. In a lighthearted moment that captured the spirit of …Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City Read Article

UNDRIP in Practice: Redefining Consultation in Kebaowek First Nation v. Canadian Nuclear Laboratories

Kebaowek First Nation v. Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (2025 FC 319) Background The Federal Court decided a judicial review on February 19, 2025, concerning the Kebaowek First Nation’s (“Kebaowek“)” legal challenge against the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (the “Commission“) over its approval of a Near Surface Disposal Facility (the “Disposal Facility“) at the Chalk River Laboratories site. Kebaowek argued that the Commission failed to prop…Quebec · Quebec Read Article

BC Supreme Court Comments on After-Acquired Cause

In Canada, when an employer terminates an employee without cause, the employee will presumptively be entitled to notice or payment in lieu of notice – which we commonly refer to as severance. On the other hand, an employee terminated for cause will not be entitled to any notice or severance. But what happens if, after terminating without cause, the employer discovers something the employee did during their employment that might have justified a …Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

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