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Aboriginal Law Handbook, 5th Edition, Softbound book
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Aboriginal Law Handbook, Fifth Edition is a practical, unique reference work to the law as it affects Aboriginal peoples and organizations, for both lawyers and non-lawyers. Every chapter contains a brief summary of key issues to remember, as well as
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The lawyers at Olthuis Kleer Townshend LLP have been providing legal advice to Aboriginal peoples across Canada for more than four decades. Their work has included advising the Dene Nation before the National Energy Board and the Berge
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