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The B.C. Supreme Court’s recognition of Cowichan title is an invitation to enact transformative change

By Sarah Morales, Associate Dean Indigenous & Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Victoria
Estair Van Wagner, Associate Professor, Law, University of Victoria

We tend to view private property as a sacrosanct, never-changing principle. But property rights are legal constructs — never absolute and always evolving.

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