Welcome to Part 2 of our webinar on Symbiotic Energy Infrastructure in Alberta, presented by Bradon Willms, Senior Associate at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, where we continue our in-depth discussion of select current issues surrounding the regulation, conservation, use, and commodification of Alberta’s natural and energy resources—and the infrastructure that delivers them.

Trade Winds to Success provides pre-trades training and support to Indigenous people in Alberta, to secure employment and journeyperson status in the construction trades, leading to economic self-sufficiency.

The Outland Youth Employment Program (OYEP) is a national network offering land-based education, training, and employment opportunities for high school-aged Indigenous youth. This six-week program provides hands-on work experience while delivering training and education in a supportive environment designed to mirror various professional settings.

Aboriginal Alert is an Indigenous-led nonprofit, driven by a passionate and dedicated team committed to addressing the critical issue of missing Indigenous people—women, men, and children.

Environmental Forum Leadership Committee Presents:

Water Law in a Drought: Testing Alberta’s Framework for Water Use

In this timely webinar, Professor Percy will join us to discuss Water Law in a Drought and how this applies to Alberta’s resource industry.

This webinar will focus on the possible implications and processes behind Alberta's enactment of the Sovereignty Act in response to the federal government's Clean Energy Regulations.