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A webinar panel of leading conflict resolution experts offering valuable perspectives on how alternative dispute resolution may be a meaningful tool in seeking consensus with Indigenous nations on the approval of major resource and infrastructure projects across Canada.

As environmental assessments increasingly intersect with Indigenous rights, British Columbia's Environmental Assessment Act offers a forward-thinking approach. This article explores how consensus-building, mediation, and recognition of Indigenous jurisdiction are being woven into the dispute resolution process — with real potential to support reconciliation.

Murray Rankin, renowned environmental lawyer and former BC Minister, joins the Canadian Centre for Environmental Arbitration and Mediation to strengthen expert dispute resolution in environmental and Indigenous law across Canada.