We take pride in the meaningful work we’ve accomplished with Tribal and Band Councils, Indigenous communities, and government bodies across western Canada. Canada West Land believes these relationships transcend project completion, reflecting our holistic approach to guiding our clients through pre-consultation planning, ongoing engagement, and regulatory consultation.
Our regional teams work diligently to understand the unique needs and priorities of each community we work with. By actively involving impacted communities from the outset, we ensure their voices are heard and respected throughout the project lifecycle.
Key services:
In alignment with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Call to Action #92.i, this course guides participants to understand the shared history of Indigenous peoples and Canadians, while focusing on opportunities for reconciliation and inclusion.
Meet regulatory expectations through engagement, consultation, and records management with Indigenous communities.
Submit reports, findings, and application submissions that align with regulatory legislation to ensure compliance.
Build relationships through ongoing community investment to break cultural barriers and enhance capacity building.
Provide possible solutions for impasses due to communication breakdown, unmet expectations, or unresolved differences.
Offer advice on strategies to identify various potential risks and advance project implementation.
Negotiate and develop mitigation strategies, Economic Benefit Agreements, and Impact Benefit Agreements.
