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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.

Why Early Mediation Could Save You Time, Money, and Headaches : Discover how resolving disputes sooner can lead to better outcomes—especially in complex environmental cases.

Manitoba introduces AMPs for environmental breaches, streamlining enforcement but raising fairness concerns.

Turning to mediation for a stressful dispute? Follow this series for tips to boost your chances of success!

CCS technology captures CO2 emissions, aiding Manitoba in reducing GHGs and achieving net-zero targets.

Anishinaabe treaties emphasize the need for courts to favor Indigenous interpretations and interests.

156 years after the British North America Act, the division of powers between Canada's federal and provincial governments remains complex.

Business operations often encounter environmental conflicts. An environmental mediator provides a quick, cost-effective resolution.