Land & resource rightsJames GormanAboriginal rights, Indigenous Laws, Mi'kmaq, Treaty rights, UNDRIP, Oral history, Evidence

Aboriginal Fishing Rights in Canada: Infographic

Land & resource rightsJames GormanAboriginal rights, Indigenous Laws, Mi'kmaq, Treaty rights, UNDRIP, Oral history, Evidence
Aboriginal Fishing Rights in Canada: Infographic

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Sources

Two-Eyed Seeing—Elder Albert Marshall’s guiding principle for inter-cultural collaboration (2017); http://www.integrativescience.ca/uploads/files/Two-Eyed%20Seeing-AMarshall-Thinkers%20Lodge2017(1).pdf

 

James Gorman is from Windsor Junction, Nova Scotia. James studied history at Mount Allison University and has earned a JD from Dalhousie University. James is working with Burchells LLP in Halifax.