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First Nations and wind projects in Canada: risks and opportunities

Dentons

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Canada May 14 2009

The vast majority of existing or proposed wind projects in Canada are located on provincial or federal Crown (i.e. government) land.

Dentons - Alex G. MacWilliam and Wally Braul
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