Barriston LLPBarrie, ON · August 10, 2026Indigenous Economic Participation, Consultation Reform, and Additions to Reserve: Strategic Opportunities in an Evolving Federal Framework
Canada’s approach to Indigenous participation in major economic development projects is entering a period of significant transformation. Three recent federal initiatives, the establishment of the Major Projects Office (“MPO”), the ongoing renewal of the federal Consultation and Accommodation Guidelines, and the redesign of the Additions to Reserve (“ATR”) process, reflect broader efforts to advance reconciliation,...
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