Nature's Law - Governance

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Governmental Law

Territorial Law

Self Governance

Governance is the way in which authority and power was experienced in the Aboriginal context but is differs significantly from western notions of power and authority vested in government. This section presents Governmental Law, Legislation and Self-Governance.

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For more on Aboriginal views of governance, visit Peel’s Prairie Provinces.