The Canadian Legal History Blog
recently noted the publication of Ugo Lapointe's
"L’héritage du principe de free mining au Québec et au Canada" in the 2010 volume of
Recherches amérindiennes au Québec. The English abstract:
This article portrays the origins and evolution of free mining regimes in Québec and in Canada, as well as the consequences of these mining regulations for people, communities, mining companies, and public authorities. The author argues that free mining regimes distort power relations which contribute to social and environmental conflicts. In conclusion, he proposes reviewing mining regulations based on the free mining regime and sketches out possible alternatives.
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