This book examines the evolving relationship between the Crown (ie. federal and provincial governments) and Canada's Metis people. It is comprised of papers presented to a national symposium jointly sponsored by the former Law Commission of Canada and the Metis National Council in Winnipeg in February 2006. Contributors include leading academics, lawyers, government officials and Metis leaders. The book analyzes the impact of s.35 of the "Constitution Act" which defines the Metis as an aboriginal people and the aboriginal rights which are guaranteed by the Constitution. Further it examines...