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The industry perspective.(Haida Nation litigation)

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From: The Advocate
Date: 20030301
Author:Howard, John

"Cynic": a blackguard whose faulty vision sees things as they really are, not as they ought to be.

(Ambrose Bierce, Devil's Dictionary)

At risk of the author's being castigated as such a cynic, the purpose of this brief is ostensibly to comment on the Haida Nation litigation. But given the nature of the issue and the effect of the case, circumstances dictate that this cannot be a conventional case comment. It is, instead, more a policy analysis that attempts to examine critically the aboriginal claims issue in B.C. and to explain how we arrived where we are, focusing on ...

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