Indigenous engagement
The CNSC is working to transform how it works with Indigenous peoples. Find information and resources for participation in the nuclear regulatory process.
Learn about funding opportunities to support meaningful participation in regulatory activities
Register for upcoming webinars on specific subjects and projects
Participate in a public Commission hearing
Learn how to participate in writing or by webcast, including templates and guides for intervenors
Indigenous consultation, engagement and reconciliation
Our commitment to engagement and reconciliation
Environmental assessment process and indigenous consultation
Participation opportunities under the environmental assessment process
Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) approach
Learn about the adaptive phased management approach to selecting a site for a deep geological repository
Policy statement: CNSC’s Commitment to Indigenous Consultation and Engagement
Read our policy statement as outlined in REGDOC 3.2.2
Indigenous Knowledge Policy Framework
Read about our approach to working with Indigenous knowledge
Arrangements with Indigenous communities
Information on terms of reference and arrangements with Indigenous groups
Related links
- Consultation, engagement and the duty to consult
- Aboriginal and Treaty Rights Information System
- Implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Features
Statement on Indigenous engagement and consultation
A call for continued commitment to enhanced consultation and engagement
CNSC formalizes its relationship with Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation
The arrangement will enhance collaboration and address areas of mutual interest.
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