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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.

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The Review Board Releases its Latest Reference Bulletin on Designated Regulatory Agencies

The Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board is pleased to announce the release of its latest Reference Bulletin on designated regulatory agencies. This Reference Bulletin describes the roles and responsibilities of designated regulatory agencies under Part 5 of the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act.

Thank you to all the individuals who have devoted their time and generously shared their expertise in the development of this Reference Bulletin. For more information on this Reference Bulletin, please reach out to Manager of Policy and Planning, Kate Mansfield.

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Job Opportunity - Apply by August 23, 2024

The Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board (Review Board) and the Gwich’in Land and Water Board are hiring for the position of Community Liaison based in Inuvik, Northwest Territories.

Apply by August 23, 2024. Send your application to: Tiffany Saungweme, Human Resources Manager of the Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board Email: E-mail: tsaungweme@reviewboard.ca 

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Review Board Releases New Reference Bulletin on government participation in environmental assessment

The Mackenzie Valley Review Board is pleased to announce the release of its latest Reference Bulletin, Government Participation in Environmental Assessment. This Reference Bulletin outlines the Review Board's options to obtain information from governments, and: (a) discusses the important role of government information in the Review Board's environmental impact assessment process; (b) offers good-practice guidance on how government departments can participate to share their information and expertise effectively; and, (c) gives the Review Board's view on how such practices contribute to good government decision-making and promote responsible development in the Mackenzie Valley. 

Thank you to all the individuals who have devoted their time and generously shared their opinion in the development of this Reference Bulletin. For more information on this Reference Bulletin, please reach out to EA@reviewboard.ca

 

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Mackenzie Valley Highway EA1213-02

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