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Indigenous Participation & Engagement Consultant

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Consulting Services - Whey-ah-Wichen / Cates Park - Wharf Options

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AgencyDistrict of North Vancouver
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Performs coordination and engagement activities for prime contractors on District of North Vancouver projects to align with Tsleil-Waututh Nation (TWN) requirements. Facilitates consultation between the District and TWN and integrates cultural considerations into wharf options. Requires demonstrated experience in Indigenous relations. Delivers engagement reports and participation plans.

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