Ensuring the Right Parties are Included in Consultations to Avoid Complications Down the Line
The Canadian Institute's 6th Annual Forum on Aboriginal Law, Consultation & Accommodation
February 22-23, 2012
Toronto, ON, Canada
Event participants:
Neal J. Smitheman
Ensure you know what your duties and rights are when it comes to consultation and accommodation in today's legal and regulatory framework to maximize project success.
- What obligation does the Crown have to ensure the appropriate First Nations groups are consulted?
- How to eff ectively address disagreement with Crown lists outlining groups to be consulted
- Effectively interacting with political entities not recognized by the Indian Act, claiming to represent a certain group
- Case Study: Brantford (City of) v. Montour
- Managing the signifi cant delays, costs and legal issues resulting from parties not being consulted
For more details: 6th Annual Forum on Aboriginal Law, Consultation and Accommodation