Justice and Reconciliation: Reforming Canada's Legal System

Justice and Reconciliation: Reforming Canada's Legal System

By Jason Carter | Bear Standing Tall Digital | 2025

This groundbreaking eBook examines the intersection of Indigenous rights, legal reform, and restorative justice in Canada. Designed for corporations, policymakers, legal professionals, and reconciliation advocates, this comprehensive guide outlines the systemic challenges Indigenous and marginalized communities face within Canada's legal system—and offers actionable pathways forward.

With 13 detailed chapters, topics include:

• The legacy of colonialism and Indigenous legal sovereignty
• Barriers to justice for marginalized communities
• Restorative justice practices grounded in Indigenous traditions
• Environmental justice and corporate accountability
• Mental health, youth rehabilitation, and gender-based violence
• Case studies of successful legal reforms

Anchored in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action and aligned with UNDRIP principles, this resource provides readers with both critical insight and practical recommendations to support meaningful legal and social transformation.

Ideal for:



• Corporate Diversity & Inclusion teams
• CCIB PAIR-certified companies
• Legal education and compliance officers
• Public institutions seeking to implement CTA 92