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Aerial view of solar panels arranged in rows beside dense green forest, with cultivated agricultural fields stretching across the right side of the image.

Indigenous Communities and Resource Development is an elective course in Osgoode’s Professional LLM in Energy and Infrastructure Law that examines the legal and policy issues arising at the intersection of Indigenous rights and natural resource development in Canada. The course explores constitutional rights, the duty to consult and economic development,… Click to Continue Reading.