Our 2024 event has concluded.
For those who attended, thank you for an incredible event. We look forward to returning in April 2025!
Canadian Institute’s 13th National Symposium on Cumulative Effects Assessment and Environmental Management will provide multi-stakeholder perspectives on the current and future of cumulative effects assessment and environmental management with a focus on navigating Indigenous rights, CEA and Regulatory Process.
OUR 2025 PROGRAM IS IN DEVELOPMENT
Take a look at the lineup of speakers and event highlights from our 2024 event:
2024 CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
90+
Delegates in Attendance
70+
Companies in Attendance
8+
Hours of Networking Opportunities
2
In-Depth Conference Workshops
Conference Co-Chairs
Diana Audino
Managing Legal Counsel, Indigenous Law
Enbridge
Sheldon Wuttunee
President & CEO
Saskatchewan First Nations Natural Resource Centre of Excellence
DISTINGUISHED FACULTY
Christopher Devlin
Principal
DGW Law Corporation
Adam Levine
Team Leader, Indigenous Relations and Participant Funding
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Jeff Rempel, MSc, PMP, EP
Manager, Infrastructure and Environmental Management
Hatfield
Executive Committee Board Member and Program Director
IAIA-WNC
George Hegmann
VP Environmental Services
Stantec
Cliffton Cross
Council Member
Frog Lake First Nations
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
- Biggest event of its kind – network with all the key stakeholders in one place
- Hear from a wide variety of speakers on the latest in navigating indigenous rights, cumulative effects assessment and regulatory process
- Understand the implications of the government land resource management disputes and decisions
- New speakers and sessions including; Managing Cumulative Effects and the Challenges of Water Management in Mining Operations
- Ample opportunities to network and interact with colleagues and industry leaders
Who Attended
- Alberta Environment and Parks
- BC Ministry of Environment
- Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
- Department of Environment and Climate Change
- Environment & Climate Change Canada
- Frog Lake First Nation
- Indigenous and Community Engagement (ICE)
- Pembina Pipeline Corp
- SaskPower
- Yukon Government
Who You Will Meet
Who Should Attend
Network and build relationships with a broad range of experts, scientists and leaders in:
- Environmental impact assessments
- Environmental regulatory compliance
- Land management
- Resource development
- Project approvals and development
- Sustainability program management
- Stakeholder relations and community engagement project approvals
- Project Approvals
- Air, water, land, and biodiversity research and policy
From industry sectors including:
- Natural Gas Exploration and Production Companies
- Natural Gas Pipeline and Processing Companies
- Exploration and Production Companies
- Pipeline and Midstream Companies
- Oil Refineries and Upgraders
- Oil Sands Operators and Developers
- Mining
- Forestry, Pulp and Paper
- Indigenous Communities
- Engineering and Environmental Service Firms
- Government and Regulatory Bodies
- Law Firms with environmental practices
- Resource sector industry associations
- Network and build relationships
TESTIMONIALS
Don’t take our word for it! Here is what delegates have said.
Very efficient and talks were interesting and relevant.
Great choice of speakers, and George did an excellent job moderating!