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Congratulations! Naomi Metallic Named 2023 Lawyer of the Year in Administrative and Public Law and recognized in The Best Lawyers in Canada for her high caliber work in Aboriginal Law | Indigenous Practice and Administrative | Public Law
Truth & Reconciliation Café II
Indigenous People and Canadian Law: Where We Stand Today
with Naiomi Metallic
Assistant Professor, Chancellor’s Chair in Aboriginal Law and Policy
Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University
Monday, November 29, 2021
7:00- 9:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:30
3rd floor Room 303 Dalhousie Student Union Building
6136 University Ave, Halifax, NS B3H 4R2
Professor Metallic’s research seeks to harness the law to advance the well-being of Indigenous peoples. Her research into problems in the delivery of Indigenous services is ground-breaking and she is a leading expert in this field. Her presentation will focus on how change towards improved Nation to Nation relations is possible under the current constitutional framework and with governments taking a more active role in collaboration with Indigenous groups. An open question and discussion period will follow the presentation.
News & Annoucements
September 2022
Thanks to Communities, Culture and Heritage/Support4Culture and the following Halifax Counsellors: Kathryn Moore, Tony Mancini and Waye Mason for funding support this year.
A map of pay phones in Halifax is available see Halifax Resources
Used Cell Phone Collection Campaign. Gently used cell phones that have been unlocked and reset, can be dropped off at Annapolis Valley libraries in Kingston and Middleton. If you are outside this area please contact us for a drop off location. Email redbearhealinghome@gmail.com or 902 448-4744
2021 Thank You for Supporting Red Bear Healing Home
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Halifax Counsellors:
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Shawn Clear
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Cathy Deagle Gammon
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Waye Mason
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Kathryn Morse
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Iona Stoddard
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Teamworks & NS labour and Advanced Education
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Canada Summer Jobs
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Culture and Communities NS
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Kingston-Greenwood Community Health Board
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Thank you to the following who renewed their support this year: Allan King, Penny Ascroft, The Phone Lady, Halifax: Loreli Nicoll - Sam Austin - Shawn Cleary - Tony Mancini, Canada Summer, NS Poverty Reduction, Dartmouth Community Health Board (DCHB).
We have posters and user guides for voice mail translated into Arabic - thanks to Dartmouth Community Health Board.
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