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Indigenous Engagement in Construction and Infrastructure Projects: A Practical Guide for Project Success
As Canada’s defence industry expands into Northern and remote regions, Indigenous consultation is no longer a secondary consideration — it is a constitutional requirement. Grounded in Section 35 and reinforced by Supreme Court decisions and the UNDRIP Act, the duty to consult shapes how defence projects are planned, approved, and implemented. This article explains the legal framework, risks, and strategic advantages of meaningful Indigenous engagement in defence development.
Jessica Hartung
Mar 183 min read
Why Indigenous Consultation is Critical in Canada’s Defence Industry Development
As Canada’s defence industry expands into Northern and remote regions, Indigenous consultation is no longer a secondary consideration — it is a constitutional requirement. Grounded in Section 35 and reinforced by Supreme Court decisions and the UNDRIP Act, the duty to consult shapes how defence projects are planned, approved, and implemented. This article explains the legal framework, risks, and strategic advantages of meaningful Indigenous engagement in defence development.
Jason Hartung
Mar 13 min read
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