Description
Do you work at a federal expert department, and want to know more about your role in the new impact assessment regime? Come meet experts from the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency!
The Government of Canada is bringing forward better rules for major projects; these rules aim to protect our environment, health and socio-economic conditions, and culture, and to rebuild public trust in how decisions are made about resource-development projects.
These changes reflect values that are important to Canadians—including early, inclusive and meaningful public engagement; nation-to-nation, Inuit-Crown, and government-to-government partnerships with Indigenous peoples; timely decisions based on the best available science and Indigenous knowledge; and sustainability for present and future generations.
Speakers
- Steve Chapman, Chief Science and Knowledge Officer, Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency
- Brent Parker, Director General of Strategic Policy, Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency
- Miriam Padolsky, Director of Science Policy, Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency
Moderator
Christine Loth-Bown, Vice-President, External Relations and Strategic Policy, Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency
