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Indigenous Engagement & First Nations Liaison Specialist

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → Fraser Valley Regional District
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Facilitates consultation and incorporates traditional knowledge for prime contractors on Fraser Valley Regional District archaeological projects. Liaises with local First Nations to apply traditional knowledge to site assessments and manages communication between developers and regulatory bodies. Requires demonstrated experience in BC Indigenous engagement and local protocols. Delivers consultation logs and integrated knowledge documentation.

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