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ANNUAL ABORIGINAL LAW:
CONSULTATION AND OTHER EMERGING ISSUES
COURSE LEADER
Thomas Isaac, Partner, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
The landscape of Aboriginal law has evolved at a considerable pace in the last twenty
years in Canada. With it comes the need to better understand Aboriginal legal matters
and interactions with Aboriginal groups within industry and project developments
across the country.
This presentation, led by Thomas Isaac, highlights various aspects of current
Aboriginal legal matters such as Aboriginal and Consultation Law, Best Practices
for Proponents, Anti-Corruption Legislation and Benefits Agreements, Government
Consultation Policy, Métis Rights and Legal Issues, the Intersection of Aboriginal
Consultation and Environmental Assessment in Canada and Managing Aboriginal-
Related Litigation.
This course is aimed at Industry, Government Executives and Corporate Counsel who
wish to grasp the dynamics of the changing legal and policy concerns relating to
Aboriginal law and interactions with Aboriginal groups.
Calgary, December 2, 2014 • Toronto, December 9, 2014
For more information or to register, please contact Lexpert® Events at
1-877-298-5868 or e-mail: register@lexpert.ca
Webinar also available!
NEW PROCUREMENT:
CRITICAL DEVELOPMENTS FROM PROCESS TO PRACTICE
COURSE LEADER
Richard H. Shaban, Senior Partner, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
For any organization, purchasing goods and services ranks at the top of the "must-
do-right" list. When done well, procurement processes will drive innovative solutions
and achieve best value. If procurement processes are done poorly, supply chains are
interrupted, the spectre of costly litigation looms, and suppliers lose confidence in
the organization's ability or willingness to purchase goods and services in an open,
fair manner. Numerous court decisions provide a rich body of evidence detailing how
good procurements can go badly, and the consequences when they do.
This presentation will showcase new and evolving procurement methods, and
highlight the good, the bad and the just plain ugly. Our panel of leading procurement
experts will help you understand the "how and why" of the shifting procurement
landscape, and help you navigate around the obstacles that can so quickly push the
purchasing process off course.
This course is aimed at anyone interested in maximizing value in, and reducing
obstacles from, supply management. We will offer practical guidance that will be of
interest to procurement professionals, government officials, in-house counsel, and
contract or project managers.
Toronto, October 21, 2014
For more information or to register, please contact Lexpert® Events at
1-877-298-5868 or e-mail: register@lexpert.ca
Webinar also available!
For more information and details please visit
www.cpdcetre.ca
