Seminar on Indigenous rights and mining, 13 November 2018

13 November 2018

THE POLITICAL SCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES

Evolving Indigenous Rights in the Canadian Context  – Strengthening Indigenous Relations through Resource Extraction

Sean Willy, Des Nedhe Development
Jasper Lamouelle, Tli Cho Investment Corporation
Bram Noble, University of Saskatchewan
Greg Poelzer, University of Saskatchewan

Date: Tuesday, November 13th, 2018
Time: 14:30-16:00
Place: Room A3101a

With the need to honour the original vision of the treaties in Canada, the mining sector offers an opportunity. Through new agreements on land use, procurement, and environmental monitoring, Indigenous communities are opening new doors to self-determination. The four presenters have insight into the institutional change that precipitated these opportunities, the unique environmental impact assessment arrangements that have emerged and, most importantly, the Indigenous business and development companies and forge a new future for their communities.

Contact

Gregory.Poelzer, gregory.poelzer@ltu.se

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