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Non-Status Indians and Métis are Indians under the Canadian Constitution

May 01, 2016

David Bursey, Shawn Munro, Mike Theroux, Laura Gill and Jennifer Asquin co-authored "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).