Indigenous Consultation in Alberta

We are excited to invite you to the next CPANS Edmonton luncheon, part of our ongoing series to promote professional growth and networking. This event will feature an engaging and informative presentation on Indigenous Consultation in Alberta, led by two esteemed speakers from the Aboriginal Consultation Office. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the critical processes and relationships involved in Indigenous consultation in the province.

Presenters: Mickéal Hoffman and Sarabpreet Singh

About the presentation:

This presentation will provide a comprehensive overview of Indigenous consultation in Alberta, including:

• A background on consultation.
• The Aboriginal Consultation Office.
• An overview of the consultation process.
• Delegated consultation.
• Concluding consultation.

About the Presenters:

Mickéal Hoffman

Mickéal Hoffman is an Engagement Specialist with the Aboriginal Consultation Office, Ministry of Indigenous Relations. He is responsible for education, training, and process enhancement with industry proponents, Indigenous communities, Alberta ministries, and other regulators. His work focuses on improving information sharing, fostering positive changes, bridging gaps in understanding and knowledge, and building relationships among all parties involved in consultation.

Sarabpreet Singh

Sarabpreet Singh is the Director of Process Enhancement and Strategic Relations with the Aboriginal Consultation Office, Ministry of Indigenous Relations. With over 15 years of experience in Alberta’s public sector, including roles with Alberta Environment and Protected Areas, Sarabpreet leads consultation process enhancements, strategic relationships, training, and outreach related to Indigenous consultation on land and natural resource management in Alberta.

When:

Tuesday, December 10th, 11:30 am to 1:00 pm

Venue:

University Club, University of Alberta
11435 Saskatchewan Drive, Edmonton, Alberta, T6G 2G9

The U of A campus is accessible via light rail transit and bus. Attendees are encouraged to use public transit or ride-share. New parking is available at the Windsor car park (Note: You cannot park at the V-parking lot).

Registration:

Please register by Thursday, December 6 to secure your spot and ensure we order the correct number of lunches. Online registration and payment options, including credit card payments, are available through the links below:

In-Person Registration:

Member Registration ($40)

Non-member Registration ($50)

Student Registration ($15)

Webinar Registration:

Single Webinar- Registration ($20)

Group Webinar Registration ($80)

Season Pass Option:

Member Seasonal Pass ($280)

Non-Member Seasonal Pass ($350)

The seasonal pass grants access to all eight Edmonton luncheons, offering a valuable opportunity to network and gain continuous professional insights throughout the season.