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Natural Resources committee I assume you're talking about a CEAA-led assessment, an assessment led by the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency federally. In such a case, with their new authorities under the Environmental Assessment Act of 2012, it would be the CEAA leading the consultations and actually
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee For a CEAA-led assessment, we will have a project agreement. As Terry mentioned earlier, there is the environmental assessment, but there's also regulatory permitting and the aboriginal consultation element. We'll want to document how that is going to unfold over the course of th
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee Thank you for the question. Just to clarify, if I left you with the impression that I have people in the region, I'm sorry for that; I don't. They are all Ottawa based. Basically, these people were hired from various departments and agencies within the federal government, base
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee I can't point to a specific example in New Brunswick right now in which that has occurred. I know that there's every effort for coordination. If there isn't a substituted or equivalency agreement in place and there is a provincial requirement and a federal requirement, the overal
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee We might have to get back to you on that. We don't believe ATRIS takes into account the claims that aren't formally approved, but we will get you information on that.
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee With engagement, it's on natural resource projects, and our engagement is across the federal system and with other jurisdictions.
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee That's accurate.
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee Yes, there are two mining projects in Ontario in the Ring of Fire region that are MPMO projects.
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee It means that for those two projects, which is a Cliffs chromite mine and the Eagle's Nest mine, we will develop a project agreement and make sure that there are target timelines, the environmental assessment regulatory permit phases, and we will monitor and track. If there are i
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee It means that for those two projects there will be a coordinated whole-of-government approach to aboriginal consultation. Instead of potentially having multiple federal departments going out and consulting them on the same project, there will be a coordinated approach which leads
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee Yes. The panel report is due by the end of December, and there's a six-month period for the government to issue its response. A decision will come by June of next year.
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke
Natural Resources committee That was the Ministry of the Environment.
November 18th, 2013Committee meeting
Jim Clarke