Many Canadians are familiar with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), due to media coverage of both the content of the declaration, legislation passed by Ottawa and Victoria, along with court cases declaring it positive Canadian law. What many may not understand is that UNDRIP has been the “holy grail” of the activist Aboriginal movement in Canada, and particularly in British Columbia, for many years.
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