The constitutional basis of Aboriginal rights / Peter W. Hogg. -- Disappointed expectations: why Delgamuukw has failed to achieve results on the ground / John J.L. Hunter. -- Where to from here: reconciling Aboriginal title with Crown sovereignty / Douglas Lambert. -- The ghost / Louise Mandell. -- Building indigenous legal communities post-Delgamuukw: where are the women? / Patricia A. Monture. -- The spectre of Spectra: the evolution of the Crown's fiduciary obligation to Aboriginal peoples since Delgamuukw / James I. Reynolds. -- The metamorphosis of Aboriginal title / Brian Slattery. -- Aboriginal title and private property / Gordon Christie. -- A decade since Delgamuukw: update from an industry perspective / Anna Fung, Anne Giardini and Rob Miller. -- Fishing for more than one day: Aboriginal equality after Delgamuukw / Roy W. Millen and Jennifer Spencer. -- Tsilhqot'in Nation v. British Columbia: a decade after Delgamuukw / David M. Robbins and Jack Woodward. -- The duty to consult and accommodate: a judicial innovation intended to promote reconciliation / Arthur Pape. -- A tale of two agreements: implementing section 52(1) remedies for the violation of Métis harvesting rights / Jean Teillet. -- Aboriginal self-government / James A. O'Reilly. -- An unfulfilled promise: still fighting to make space for indigenous legal traditions / Ardith Walkem. -- Cede, release and surrender: treaty-making, the Aboriginal perspective and the great juridical oxymoron, or, Let's face it - it didn't happen / Peter W. Hutchins. -- The promise of Delgamuukw and the reality of treaty negotiations in British Columbia / Murray Browne. -- Specific claims: past, present and future / Allan Donovan.