Gain a critical look at the legal and business practices taking place in the natural resources sector – from government practices and policy to accommodation and economic development trends.
Featured Speakers
Dan Cardinal
Vice President
Métis Nation of Alberta (MNA)
Shannon Joseph
Vice President, Government Relations and Indigenous Affairs
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP)
Arthur Noskey
Grand Chief
Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta
Dale Swampy
President
National Coalition of Chiefs
Tracy L. Friedel
President
Métis Nation of Alberta Region 4
Committee Member
Indigenous Advisory and Monitoring Committee
THIS YEAR’S HIGHLIGHTS
- The Art of Monitoring the Trans Mountain Expansion and Existing Pipeline
- How to Create Long-Term Indigenous Employment Opportunities – How Successful Companies are Creating Employee Loyalty
- How the UN Declaration Will be Implemented Across Jurisdictions and Agencies and the Effect on Consultation
- Everything You Wanted to Know about the Natural Resources Sector But Were Afraid to Ask – Back by popular demand!
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
WORKSHOP A
A Practical and Complete Guide on Duty to Consult for the Consultation Manager
Tuesday, February 22
8:30am—12:00pm
WORKSHOP B
A Deep Dive into the Fundamentals of Impact Benefit Agreements and Contracts and What You Need to Know to Achieve a Win-Win Outcome
Tuesday, February 22
1:00—4:30pm
CPD ACCREDITATION
This 2-day conference program can be applied towards 4 of the 9 substantive hours and 1 of the 3 professionalism hours of annual Continuing Professional Development (CPD) as required by the Law Society of Ontario. Members will also receive an additional 3 substantive hours at each pre-conference workshop. Learn More
About this Conference
A solid foundation for consultation, engagement and accommodation is only possible when all parties are at the table and have an equal voice.
This annual conference takes a critical look at the legal and business practices taking place in the natural resources sector – from government practices and policy to accommodation and economic development trends.
This event provides a non-partisan platform for making meaningful connections and getting conversations started. Make this event part of your consultation strategy by learning government process from government representatives; hear from industry experts how major projects are affecting the natural resource sector and engage with Indigenous leaders and reignite relationships.
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A MUST-ATTEND EVENT FOR
Chiefs and Councilors, Senior Executives, Directors and Managers of: Indigenous Relations, Internal and External Affairs, Stakeholder Relations, Community Relations, Project Development, Environmental Planning, Government and Corporate Affairs, Policy Analysts, In-House Counsel and Partners
From:
- Indigenous Communities
- Provincial and Federal Government
- Oil and Gas
- Mining and Exploration
- Power Generation and Transmission
- Agriculture and Forestry
- Engineering and Environmental Services
- Law Firms
Testimonials
Content, speakers, attendees were diverse and interesting.
Very enjoyable conference with good speakers and activities.
Wide array of Indigenous presenters.
Very interesting and informative speakers, and people who attended were very approachable.
Excellent networking opportunities, good overall view on government policies.
Livestream Also Available
Join a real-time interactive broadcast of the in-person conference virtually from your location.
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