Non-status Indians and Métis are "Indians" under the Canadian Constitution and Subject to Federal Jurisdiction


Article Non-status Indians and Métis are "Indians" under the Canadian Constitution and Subject to Federal Jurisdiction June 6, 2016 David Bursey, "Non-status Indians and Métis are "Indians" under the Canadian Constitution and Subject to Federal Jurisdiction", Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation, Mineral Law Newsletter, Vol. 33, No. 2 (2016). Share by Email Social Media Download Download Subscribe Republication Requests To obtain permission to republish this publication or any other publication, contact Erica Wirthlin at wirthline@bennettjones.com. For Informational Purposes Only This publication provides an overview of trends and legal updates for informational purposes only. For personalized legal advice, please contact the authors.