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Bruce McIvor discusses Aboriginal title and the challenges of reconciliation in Canada.

Aboriginal lawyer Bruce McIvor of First Peoples Law joins Aaron Pete to discuss Aboriginal title, DRIPA, the Cowichan decision, private property concerns, pipelines, Kamloops, constitutional democracy, and why he believes reconciliation is failing in Canada. Send us Fan Mail Support the show nuancedmedia.ca

People in this episode

Host: Aaron Pete

Guest: Bruce McIvor

Topics covered

• Aboriginal title
• reconciliation
• private property
• constitutional democracy
• pipelines
• law

Keywords

• Aboriginal title
• reconciliation
• private property
• pipelines
• Kamloops
• constitutional democracy
• DRIPA
• Cowichan decision

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: First Peoples Law

Books & works: DRIPA

Places: Canada, Kamloops

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