Robin Junger
Robin Junger is a lawyer representing the Pender Harbour residents association, who has voiced concerns about the implications of recognizing Aboriginal title over private lands in British Columbia. He highlights the lack of a legal framework to balance private land rights with Aboriginal title, particularly in light of recent agreements affecting the Sunshine Coast.
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Robin Junger, a lawyer focused on Indigenous and environmental law with McMillan LLP, said the ruling is so contentious because it finds that First Nations and private owners could both hold title rights to the same pieces of this land at the same time.
B.C. to appeal court ruling that recognized Aboriginal title to land south of Vancouver
Canada· 2025-08-12
Lawyer Robin Junger represents the Pender Harbour and Area Residents Association in a B.C. Supreme Court application.
B.C. First Nations’ closings of Joffre Lakes Park adds to growing public demand for natureCanada· 2025-06-14
Robin Junger, the lawyer representing the Pender Harbour residents association, raised concerns about the recognition of Aboriginal title and its implications for private land rights.
B.C. government announces First Nations land pact on Sunshine Coast, months after deal was inkedCanada· 2025-02-25
