Supporting Indigenous Peoples’ Visions
Our central philosophy is that there will be no real justice until Indigenous peoples have control over their own fates and futures, including their lands and economic and political decision-making.
For clients who want to use Canadian law as a means to help achieve this goal, we bring to bear our extensive experience working for Indigenous communities and our deep commitment to justice to achieve success – however you define it.
Latest News & Blog Posts
OKT in the News
1 Mar 2024 – First Nations that have gone years without clean drinking water hope compensation signals a ‘new dawn’
8 Feb 2024 – Indigenous leaders brace for Supreme Court’s child welfare law decision
18 Jan 2024 – ‘We’re writing our own story’: Four Manitoba First Nations sign historic conservation agreement
The Charter versus Aboriginal Rights? Supreme Court Releases Decision on Dickson v Vuntut Gwitchin
Thursday, March 28, 2024
Today, the Supreme Court released Dickson v Vuntut Gwitchin, 2024 SCC 10 (Dickson), an important decision that interprets the relationship between individual Charter rights and…
Read More...What is the Doctrine of Discovery?
Tuesday, March 26, 2024
What is the Doctrine of Discovery and how does it continue to impact Indigenous peoples today?
Click on the video link below to hear from Harry…
Read More...Lexpert and Best Lawyers in Canada have ranked more OKT lawyers as leading Aboriginal law experts than any other law firm in Canada, thanks to the reviews of our peers.
OKT is recognized by The Globe and Mail as a leading Aboriginal law firm in Canada.