LAW 332

This course introduces students to the colonized legal system in Canada and the reconciliation movement and identifies the flaws and failures of each. Students will examine the historical, cultural, legal and social dimensions of Indigenous experiences in Canada. Through an in-depth study of colonization, the legacy of historical injustices and contemporary challenges Indigenous Peoples face, students will gain a nuanced understanding of Indigenous issues and their relevance in today’s global society. Section information text: <strong>Course Description: </strong>This course introduces students to the colonized legal system in Canada and the reconciliation movement and identifies the flaws and failures of each. Students will examine the historical, cultural, legal and social dimensions of Indigenous experiences in Canada. Through an in-depth study of colonization, the legacy of historical injustices and contemporary challenges Indigenous Peoples face, students will gain a nuanced understanding of Indigenous issues and their relevance in today’s global society.<br/><strong>Note: </strong>LAW 332 is an approved Self and Society course for Cap Core requirements.<br/><strong>Reg Notes: </strong> Restricted to Paralegal Certificate program and Bachelor of Legal Studies (Paralegal) program students. In the event of seat availability, if you are a Paralegal graduate or a non-program student, please contact the School of Legal Studies by email at legalstudies@capilanou.ca. This section has specific meeting times as displayed.<br/><strong>