Press Release
January 24, 2017
By Bruce McIvor
Join us on February 7th at Lac Seul First Nation to learn and share experiences about moving towards exercising Indigenous jurisdiction over resource development projects. All First Nations are welcomed to attend.
Time and Location
10am–4pm, Tuesday, February 7th
Lac Seul First Nation Event Centre–Bear Room
Registration
Email workshop@firstpeopleslaw.com. Seating is limited. Register early.
Attendance
Indigenous organizations only.
Cost
Free! Includes a catered lunch.
Draft Agenda
Feedback from our last Workshop
Our workshop at Wahnapitae First Nation last November was a huge success. With 30 people in attendance from numerous Indigenous organizations, there was a great discussion of how to move towards consent-based agreements. Here are some of the participants’ comments:
“Great job and explanation of challenging topics.”
“Very informative.”
“Nice to have many communities gathered together.”
“Excellent information and discussion on all topics.”
“Great first-hand experiences shared.”
“Excellent dialogue, extremely informative.”
“Postive.”
“Great opportunity for learning. The speaker was ‘top notch.”
“Great workshop. Loved the discussion around consent.”
“It was discussion-based and interactive. Lots of good topics.”
“Excellent dialogue. Great examples of case law.”
“Great workshop. Open and safe forum. Open to sharing.”
“Excellent!”
Bruce McIvor, lawyer and historian, is principal of First Peoples Law Corporation. Download Bruce’s bio.
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