Save the Date 2023 Resource Co-Management Workshop

The 2023 Resource Co-Management Workshop will be held in Łíídlıı Kųę (Fort Simpson) in October 2023. More information about registration and agenda items will follow.
The Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board's mission is to conduct fair and timely environmental impact assessments in the Mackenzie Valley that protect the environment, including the social, economic and cultural well-being of its residents.
Our mission is to conduct fair and timely environmental impact assessments in the Mackenzie Valley that protect the environment.
The 2023 Resource Co-Management Workshop will be held in Łíídlıı Kųę (Fort Simpson) in October 2023. More information about registration and agenda items will follow.
For the remainder of its current environmental assessment for the Mackenzie Valley Highway Project, the Review Board is looking to retain social, cultural, and economic experts to help it consider the impacts of the Project on the social, cultural and economic well-being of residents and communities in the Mackenzie Valley.
Please click on the link below to view the Call for Interest, or visit the Board's Employment and Contracting section (under the "About Us" menu above) . A .pdf is attached with a job description and how to apply.
The application-period has been EXTENDED two weeks, to May 19, 2023.
Thank-you
The Review Board will be a hosting an open house at the PDAC Conference this year to showcase some of the Board's environmental assessment improvement initiatives. Feel free to drop by the CANNOR meeting room (Blue Jay Meeting Room) at the Marriott City Centre Hotel adjacent to the convention Tuesday March 7, between 1-4PM.
Letter from the Minister of Northern Affairs to Tlicho Grand Chief Lafferty in support of the recommendation to initiate a regional study of the Slave Geological Province under part 5.2 of the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act.