Institute on Governance 277d ago

Part 3 of our federalism series is here! In “Federalism: Co-Management – A comparison of the Three Territories’ Co-Management Models with the Federal Government” and “Federalism and The Reconciliation Agenda” we examine how reconciliation and co-management are reshaping Canadian federalism. From Indigenous governments recognized as distinct orders of government, to co-management boards whose decisions carry legal weight under modern treaties, discover how Canada’s federal system is evolving beyond the federal–provincial binary to include Indigenous nations in shared governance. READ: Federalism: Co-Management – A comparison of the Three Territories’ Co-Management Models with the Federal Government by Catherine Waters https://iog.ca/resource/co-management-a-comparison-of-nunavut-and-northwest-territories-co-management-models-with-the-federal-government/ READ: Federalism and The Reconciliation Agenda by Catherine Waters https://iog.ca/resource/federalism-and-the-reconciliation-agenda/