Aboriginal Consultation and Negotiation - Western Canada 2011
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October 26 - 27, 2011
Calgary , Canada
ABORIGINAL CONSULTATION & NEGOTIATION Western Canada
October 26-27, 2011
The Fairmont Palliser Hotel, Calgary
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to network and learn from leading industry, Aboriginal communities and government.
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
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Senior Executives, Directors and Managers of: Aboriginal Relations, Land and Community Relations, Stakeholder Relations, Project Development, Major Projects, Business Development, Planning, Negotiators, Consultants, Policy Analysts, Partners and In-house Counsel in:
- Oil and Gas
- Forestry
- Mining/Exploration
- Pipeline- Power Generation/Transmission
- Government departments
- Aboriginal groups
- Environmental Services
- Law Firms
October 26-27, 2011
The Fairmont Palliser Hotel, Calgary
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to network and learn from leading industry, Aboriginal communities and government.
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
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Senior Executives, Directors and Managers of: Aboriginal Relations, Land and Community Relations, Stakeholder Relations, Project Development, Major Projects, Business Development, Planning, Negotiators, Consultants, Policy Analysts, Partners and In-house Counsel in:
- Oil and Gas
- Forestry
- Mining/Exploration
- Pipeline- Power Generation/Transmission
- Government departments
- Aboriginal groups
- Environmental Services
- Law Firms
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Location: Fairmont Palliser Hotel
Centrally located in downtown Calgary, we are conveniently situated near the city’s business and financial district. We are within walking distance to the city’s most exciting retail shopping, arts,..
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