Connect with Indigenous leaders, government representatives, and natural resource companies, gathering in a neutral non-partisan setting, to share insights, develop strategies, and address the most pressing consultation challenges facing Canada’s east coast.

With increased demand for urgent solutions to economic and infrastructure challenges, governments and indigenous groups face the tough task of managing competing priorities and balancing cumulative effects. Meanwhile, industries strive to accelerate their pace to meet rising demands, navigating the intricate dance of decision-making and coordination that requires significant time and effort.

To help accomplish these goals this conference brings together esteemed consultation professionals from across the region to explore critical lessons learned and collaboratively develop innovative strategies to advance Indigenous consultation in Atlantic Canada.

Who You Will Meet

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Indigenous Communities and Organizations

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Provincial and Federal Government

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Oil and Gas

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Mining and Exploration

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Power Generation and Transmission

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Agriculture and Forestry

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Engineering and Environmental Services

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Law Firms

Benefits to Attending

Tailored Focus on Atlantic Canada

Get region-specific insights and solutions tailored to the unique challenges of Atlantic Canada that you won’t find anywhere else.

Multi-Stakeholder Perspective

Hear from a diverse group of key decision makers from Indigenous communities, government and natural resources sector industries.

Practical Takeaways

Participate in interactive smaller-group discussions where participants collaborate directly with Indigenous leaders, brainstorm on the most pressing consultation challenges and uncover culturally informed solutions.

Meaningful Networking Opportunities

Take advantage of this opportunity to reconnect with familiar faces, expand your network, and forge new partnerships.

Accreditation

This 2-day conference program can be applied towards substantive hours of annual Continuing Professional Development (CPD) as required by the Law Society of Ontario. Members will also receive an additional substantive hours at each pre-conference workshop.

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Indigenous Affairs Series

Indigenous Affairs Series

This series offers a unique opportunity to connect with Indigenous communities, key government officials, and industry executives in a neutral, collaborative space to address challenges, exchange ideas, and build impactful partnerships where all voices are heard and respected.

Become a driving force in this crucial national conversation and take the next step toward supporting Indigenous rights, sustainable project development, and community engagement.

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