Doing Indigenous consultation the right way

Energy Examined

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Bob Joseph is the founder of Indigenous Corporate Training. He chats with Energy Examined about the importance of understanding Indigenous history in Canada, and the nuances of cross-cultural communication when conducting Indigenous consultation for major energy projects.

Weaving in thoughts on reconciliation and UNDRIP, Joseph discusses how to get it right when it comes to consultation, how many oil and natural gas companies are already on the right path, and why better consultation can lead to a brighter future for all Canadians.

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