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The 25th Annual McDonald Lecture hosted by the Centre for Constitutional Studies features Professor Pamela Palmater. In this lecture Professor Palmater argues that the federal government has failed to meet its obligations under the treaties signed with Canada’s aboriginal peoples. Professor Palmater is head of the Centre for Indigenous Governance at Ryerson University and was the runner up in the Assembly of First Nations leadership elections for national chief in 2012.

Speakers and Panels | December 11, 2013

Jeff Rowes “Litigating Liberty: Constitutional Theory in Action” Pt. 1

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Speakers and Panels | December 11, 2013

Jeff Rowes “Litigating Liberty: Constitutional Theory in Action” Pt. 2 (Q & A)

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