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Gehl challenges the Indian Act’s legislative silence

Author Lynn Gehl offers an insider analysis of Indian Act litigation and the narrow remedies the court imposes. For example, in 1985, Canada removed an offensive word in law—'illegitimate' —while at the same time removed the protective measures associated with it.

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BY LYNN GEHL
October 14, 2021

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