Aboriginal Consultation and Negotiation - Western Canada

UNDERSTAND YOUR OBLIGATIONS, EXPECTATIONS and
BEST PRACTICES for ENGAGING with LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS

Western Canada is a hotbed for energy production including the oil sands, shale production, mining and power projects. All of these projects will have an impact on the environment and therefore a potential impact on the communities surrounding them. Due to this, consultation to some degree is necessary.
Although, technically a Crown duty, it is equally important for companies to engage with local communities to ensure acceptance and success for their project.

The Canadian Institute’s Aboriginal Consultation and Negotiation – Western Canada conference will deliver the essential information you need to keep up with this ever evolving field. Discover best practices and guidelines from Aboriginal communities, industry and government to ensure a successful outcome.
Benefit from timely information, including:

• Alberta’s Consultation Policy update
• Understanding the connection between land designations and the ‘duty to consult’
• Realizing initiatives underway for responding to environmental impact concerns
• Hear ‘stories from the field’ from industry, government and Aboriginal groups on relationship building
• Get clarification on the duty to consult and accommodate from recent court decisions

Save 30% Western Aboriginal Week

The Canadian Institute’s “Western Aboriginal Week” on October 24-27, 2011 joins The Aboriginal Consultation & Negotiation Western Canada program with our Fundamentals of Aboriginal Law course taking place on October 24-25. The fundamentals programming will provide you with a 101 on Aboriginal Law. This program is great for someone new to the field or as a refresher since it is an ever evolving area of law. Save over $1000 if you attend both events, or send your team to both events and benefit from our special 4 for 3 offer!

Take advantage of this unique opportunity to network and learn from leading industry, Aboriginal communities and government.

Sign up early to reserve your spot! Register today by calling 1-877-927-7936 or online

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