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Recommendations for Bill C-69: Remember UNDRIP

by Meaghan Langille and Don Richardson | Apr 22, 2019 | Environmental Assessment Processes

"We are concerned with testimony from other parties in the past months that prioritizes economic development and disregards the Government of Canada’s commitment to implementing the UNDRIP, respecting the rights of Indigenous peoples, and...

Eagle Eye Digest: Lest we forget, eight powerful IBA strategies, a new era of Indigenous stewardship, and more

by Don Richardson and Mike VanEgmond | Nov 09, 2018 | Environmental Assessment Processes, Funding, Indigenous Rights and Interests, impact benefit agreements (IBA)

Read on for updates on Indigenous funding programs, precedent setting impact benefit and resource management agreements, and stories of prosperity, jurisdiction and stewardship in action.

Eagle Eye Digest: Bill C-68 & C-69 Update, A Tale of Two Pipelines, and more

by Don Richardson and Mike VanEgmond | Oct 26, 2018 | Environmental Assessment Processes, Funding, Indigenous Rights and Interests, impact benefit agreements (IBA)

Read on for updates on Indigenous funding programs, precedent setting impact benefit and resource management agreements, and stories of prosperity, jurisdiction and stewardship in action. [And new this week - we're hiring for seven new positions!...

We'll be at the Ontario Association for Impact Assessment (OAIA) conference Oct 17-18. See you there!

by Scott Mackay and Laura Taylor | Oct 15, 2018 | Environmental Assessment Processes, conference, Indigenous Rights and Interests

The theme of this year's Ontario Association for Impact Assessment (OAIA) conference, October 17-18th in Toronto, is: Planning & Protecting Water Resources: Emerging Issues, Approaches & Technologies. SVS's Scott Mackay is presenting along with...

Eagle Eye Digest: QIA Mary River IIBA, Edéhzhíe Dehcho protected area, and more

by Don Richardson and Mike VanEgmond | Oct 12, 2018 | Environmental Assessment Processes, Funding, Indigenous Rights and Interests, impact benefit agreements (IBA)

Read on for updates on Indigenous funding programs, precedent setting impact benefit and resource management agreements, and stories of prosperity, jurisdiction and stewardship in action.

Eagle Eye Digest: Long term Indigenous Guardian funding, Atikameksheng baby turtle rescue, and more

by Don Richardson and Mike VanEgmond | Sep 28, 2018 | Environmental Assessment Processes, Funding, Indigenous Rights and Interests, impact benefit agreements (IBA)

Read on for updates on Indigenous funding programs, precedent setting impact benefit and resource management agreements, and stories of prosperity, jurisdiction and stewardship in action.

Eagle Eye Digest: $20 million Indigenous nation building fund, Indigenous environmental assessments, and more

by Don Richardson and Mike VanEgmond | Sep 12, 2018 | Environmental Assessment Processes, Funding, Indigenous Rights and Interests, impact benefit agreements (IBA)

Read on for updates on Indigenous funding programs, precedent setting impact benefit and resource management agreements, and stories of prosperity, jurisdiction and stewardship in action.

Six Nations Precedent: Indigenous Jurisdiction and Pipelines in Canada

by Larry Sault and Don Richardson | Jan 29, 2017 | Energy East, Aboriginal Land and Water Stewards, Pipelines, Environmental Assessment Processes, Indigenous Environmental Monitoring

Six Nations of the Grand River just set a precedent for Indigenous jurisdiction and National Energy Board (NEB) regulated pipelines in Canada. And it's a BIG ONE. The precedent will have implications for ALL Indigenous communities seeking to...

Pipelines and Indigenous Jurisdiction: Husky Energy oil spill

by Don Richardson | Jul 26, 2016 | Aboriginal Land and Water Stewards, Pipelines, Environmental Assessment Processes

Left to right, Little Pine Chief Wayne Semaganis, Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) Vice Chief Joseph Tsannie, FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron, PAGC Vice Chief Brian Hardlotte, FSIN Vice Chief E. Dutch Lerat, PAGC Grand Chief Ron Michel. Photo credit:...

Fish, Canoes, Pipelines – Un-gutting Canadian Environmental Assessment

by Don Richardson | Jun 22, 2016 | Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Assessments, Environmental Assessment Processes

The federal government announced the beginning of its review of the federal environmental assessment processes on July 20, 2016 – the day before National Aboriginal Day. The Government of Canada says it has committed to review and restore...

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Recommendations for Bill C-69: Remember UNDRIP

Eagle Eye Digest: Lest we forget, eight powerful IBA strategies, a new era of Indigenous stewardship, and more

Eagle Eye Digest: Bill C-68 & C-69 Update, A Tale of Two Pipelines, and more

We'll be at the Ontario Association for Impact Assessment (OAIA) conference Oct 17-18. See you there!

Eagle Eye Digest: QIA Mary River IIBA, Edéhzhíe Dehcho protected area, and more

Eagle Eye Digest: Long term Indigenous Guardian funding, Atikameksheng baby turtle rescue, and more

Eagle Eye Digest: $20 million Indigenous nation building fund, Indigenous environmental assessments, and more

Six Nations Precedent: Indigenous Jurisdiction and Pipelines in Canada

Pipelines and Indigenous Jurisdiction: Husky Energy oil spill

Fish, Canoes, Pipelines – Un-gutting Canadian Environmental Assessment

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