Federal Court rules against band council that ‘concocted’ reasons to keep family out
Guy Peters always knew he belonged to his band in British Columbia.
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Pikwakanagan grandmothers launch court bid against $350 million Algonquin modern treaty
Federal Court action seeks order prohibiting band council from continuing negotiations
First Nations win Federal Court battle over transparency law
Five First Nations took law to Federal Court
Nunavut community asks federal court to stop offshore energy exploration
APTN National News The small community of Clyde River, Nunavut found itself in Toronto courtroom…
Federal court ruling could affect First Nation organizations across Canada
APTN National News A federal court ruling could affect Aboriginal groups across the country. At…
Federal Court blasts Aboriginal Affairs over consultation in Elsipogtog-led case
A Federal Court judge has overturned a decision by Aboriginal Affairs to force First Nations bands in the Maritimes to set social assistance rates and standards mirroring their respective provinces.
Senator Brazeau "confident" of Federal Court victory and is innocent of sexual harassment allegations: lawyer
A lawyer representing Senator Patrick Brazeau says he would be “surprised” if the Federal Court sided in favour of a former staffer at an Aboriginal organization seeking to overturn a Canadian Human Rights Commission decision to dismiss her sexual harassment complaint against the Senator on jurisdictional grounds.
Federal opposition parties mum on First Nations child welfare court ruling
News that a Federal Court judge is ordering the Human Rights Tribunal to take a look at a discrimination case against Canada may be big news to some, but it seems to the majority it has largely gone unnoticed.
All sides await Federal Court decision on FN child welfare case
A Federal Court judge has reserved her decision in a case that could impact thousands of First Nation children.