Your aboriginal law information source
The CBA Aboriginal Law Section examines issues, laws and national trends related to the law and the practice of Aboriginal law. Our mandate includes:
- Federal and provincial legislation relating to Aboriginal peoples
- Aboriginal and treaty rights, including land claims
- Constitutional reform
- Administration of justice
- Traditional Aboriginal law
- Other related matters
We liaise regularly with the Indigenous Bar Association and Department of Justice Canada.
Our Committees
Would you like to contribute and network with other legal professionals in the field? Email cbaaboriginallaw@cba.org to join one of our committees:
- Professional Development Committee
- Legislation and Law Reform Committee
- Communications Committee
Our Section members provide input to the:
- Federal Court Aboriginal Law Liaison Committee
- Federal Courts Bench and Bar Liaison Committee
Get Involved
There are many other ways to get involved:
- Submit an article
- Contribute to our submissions and resolutions
- Network with others in our CBA Aboriginal Law Section listserv launch
- Help organize our annual CBA Aboriginal Law Conference
- Attend the annual CBA Aboriginal Law Conference and Annual Section Meeting
- Nominate someone for a CBA award
Stay Informed
- Read our latest news
- Access our submissions and resolutions
- Receive updates through the Section listserv launch
- Upgrade your knowledge with the CBA Skilled Lawyer Series launch
- Visit CBA PracticeLink launch for practice tips and resources
Questions? Feel free to contact us!
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