Ontario Court of Appeal grants woman’s appeal to register for Indian status
Monday, April 24, 2017 @ 3:27 PM | By Tom Venetis
The Ontario Court of Appeal granted an appeal on April 20 to indigenous rights advocate Lynn Gehl that will allow her to register as an “Indian” under the Indian Act.
Gehl has been a human rights advocate for over 25 years. She has a doctorate in indigenous studies, a masters in Canadian and native studies, an undergraduate degree in anthropology and a diploma in chemical technology.
Gehl argued that amendments made in 1985 to bring the act into compliance with s.15 of the Charter repealed discriminatory...
Gehl has been a human rights advocate for over 25 years. She has a doctorate in indigenous studies, a masters in Canadian and native studies, an undergraduate degree in anthropology and a diploma in chemical technology.
Gehl argued that amendments made in 1985 to bring the act into compliance with s.15 of the Charter repealed discriminatory...
