Indigenous consultation is facing its greatest challenge of the modern era on three fronts. The Canadian Institute’s 5th Annual Indigenous Consultation Atlantic Conference will take a hard look at emerging government policies and openly discuss best practices for consultation, in a non-partisan and neutral environment.

Join us for 3 successive mornings on November 22, 23 & 24 for in-depth discussion on Canada’s ever-changing and ever-evolving Consultation Law landscape.

Nov 22 - Indigenous Rights and Moderate Livelihood

Gain perspectives and positive ways forward on the contentious topic of moderate livelihood and Indigenous rights.

Nov 23 - Consultation from Legal Requirements to Best Practices

Explore best practices in consultation with a look at implementing the UN Declaration, land claims, and consulting during a pandemic.

Nov 24 - Economic Development and Land Management

Hear about practical business practices, mutually beneficial relationships and success stories to find real-world takeaways for your next project.

Hear the legal obligations and regulations that govern Indigenous consultation and learn real applications for improving engagement strategies. This event brings together Indigenous leaders, government representatives and natural resource companies to discuss some of the most contentious consultation issues seizing the east coast in a neutral non-partisan setting. Make this your opportunity to tackle long-standing concerns, create new connections and strengthen your existing relationships.

Details and Registration: https://www.canadianinstitute.com/indigenous-consultation-engagement-atlantic/​