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Three years on, feds still working to ‘institutionalize’ Wilson-Raybould’s litigation rules: Miller

Weeks from announcing a $40-billion settlement, Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller says he and Justice Minister David Lametti have been scrutinizing the government's legal arguments carefully. Lawyers for First Nations are split on whether much has changed in the courtroom.

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Three years on, feds still working to ‘institutionalize’ Wilson-Raybould’s litigation rules: Miller

Weeks from announcing a $40-billion settlement, Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller says he and Justice Minister David Lametti have been scrutinizing the government's legal arguments carefully. Lawyers for First Nations are split on whether much has changed in the courtroom.

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Three years on, feds still working to ‘institutionalize’ Wilson-Raybould’s litigation rules: Miller

Weeks from announcing a $40-billion settlement, Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller says he and Justice Minister David Lametti have been scrutinizing the government's legal arguments carefully. Lawyers for First Nations are split on whether much has changed in the courtroom.

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