Environmental Law & Regulation in B.C.

DatesJanuary 22-23 2013
CityVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
LocationFour Seasons Hotel
Contact NameTaylor Francis
Local Phone1-877-927-7936
Tollfree Phone1-877-927-7936
Emailt.francis@canadianinstitute.com
Websitehttp://www.canadianinstitute.com/2013/429/environmental-law-and-regulation-in-bc
SponsorsTurning Technologies Canada
Main BodyThe federal government is in the process of completing the most extensive revisions to the federal environmental regulatory regime in decades. The new Canadian Environmental Assessment Act has shift ed significant responsibility for
environmental approvals to the provinces and there has been a corresponding increase in the government’s focus on enforcement and penalties. It is essential for anyone working in, or advising, companies that are subject to British Columbia’s environmental laws and regulations to understand how the federal changes fit in with B.C’s regulatory regime, and the steps B.C. is taking to streamline its own processes and procedures.
ScheduleTwo Day Main Event PLUS! Add value to your learning experience by attending out pre-forum workshops:
A) The Fundamentals of Environmental Law in BC: Successfully Navigate the Maze
B) Proactive Strategies for Building Sustainable Relationships with Aboriginal Groups and Negotiating Successful Consultation Programs
Additional Info- Comply with the new Canadian Environmental Assessment Act (CEAA), identify the projects that will be subject to environmental approvals, and assess the impact on projects that are already under environmental review
- Assess the impact of the changes to the Fisheries Act
- Overcome the challenges posed by the reclamation and rehabilitation of contaminated sites
- Prepare for new greenhouse gas and cap and trade rules
- Protect your company and clients against increased environmental enforcement and penalties

Organizer

OrganizerThe Canadian Institute
Address 1329 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario Canada M5R 2C4
Phone416-927-7936
Emailt.francis@canadianinstitute.com
Websitehttp://www.canadianinstitute.com/




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