"...The courts have been the biggest friends of aboriginal peoples since 1992. The Supreme Court has been favourable to pretty much all our cases,”.."
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Or stated another way, the country of Canada and or the Canadian people probably lost in most cases...
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Every-time one sees an aboriginal "win" in the courts in Canada, it is not the equivalent of a civil rights win in the USA - in other words, one were all society becomes stronger, and benefits from the expansion of rights and freedoms.

In Canada it is usually a zero-sum argument, and one where a group where there is no broad equivalent (if Joe down the street gets more money from the city for his expropriated house, it guarantees everyone else gets more), that benefits all, except other special interest groups (usually other native ones), and no larger benefit.