09/24/2025
“A much-needed, invaluable, collection of essays that critically engages with the capacity of religious freedom to protect Indigenous spiritualities. These creative, thoughtful and rigorous essays offer a vital reality check on the role of the Constitution in effecting meaningful reconciliation.”
— Lori G. Beaman, uOttawa
Indigenous Spiritualities and Religious Freedom examines the relationship between Indigenous spiritual traditions and the Canadian legal system. Through detailed analysis of landmark cases like Ktunaxa Nation and Servatius, this book reveals how current legal frameworks often fail to recognize the holistic, land-based nature of Indigenous spirituality.
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