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Indigenous Consultation and Engagement (5)

Deer Lake Park sculpture 'Vitality' by Thomas Cannell, Coast Salish artist. Photo: JMV, Flickr

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Indigenous Engagement vs Indigenous Consultation. Here's the Difference.

Why do we see some organizations call their work Indigenous Engagement and some refer to it as Indigenous Consultation? To find the answer we need to...

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refreshment table

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Indigenous Engagement - Early, Often and Ongoing

A few years ago I was working for a client on a project when I received a phone call from a local community leader with a request for a corporate...

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colourful sky over Calgary, Alberta

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Clayton Norris, MBA, CAFM, Vice President, Aboriginal Services, MNP

Clayton Norris, MBA, CAFM, is the Vice President of MNP’s Aboriginal Services. He leads the MNP Aboriginal Services team, which currently provides...

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tug boats and logs

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Why Indigenous Engagement isn't Stakeholder Engagement

In this article, we talk about why Indigenous Engagement isn't Stakeholder Engagement. The term stakeholder is a commonly used business and...

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What's first step in building a relationship with Aboriginal community

Strong Aboriginal Relationships Key to Resource Sector Success Reproduced courtesy of: Dan Jepsen Early engagement with Aboriginal leaders and...

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teepees in Ottawa

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Indigenous Consultation and Engagement

What's the difference between consultation and engagement? Legally, the government has the duty to consult but sometimes governments do make project...

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