With economic reconciliation gaining momentum, proponents of energy and natural resource projects may need to pursue the consent and participation of the Indigenous communities that
In recent years a variety of environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting standards have evolved with a view to standardizing the measurement of performance on
Canada’s economic future remains dependent upon energy and natural resource development and therefore inextricably linked to the rights, interests and influence of Canada’s Indigenous Peoples.
Despite considerable wind and solar development in Western Canada, certain elements of the character, scope, and exercise of renewable energy rights remains uncertain. This article