Meaghan Langille

Background

About Meaghan Langille

I'm a consultant focusing on the intersection of the Duty to Consult, Accommodate, and, the protection and advancement of Indigenous rights, title, and interests, and environmental regulatory processes. I have experience conducting Indigenous knowledge studies, third-party technical reviews, preparation of technical submissions to intervene in regulatory processes, planning for marine protected areas, and supporting the development of Land Use Plans and Environmental Management Plans with First Nation, Inuit and Métis communities and tribal councils across Canada. In recent years, my focus has been working with Indigenous Nations on navigating federally regulated projects. These projects are regulated through quasi-judicial tribunals such as the Canada Energy Regulator, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, and Joint Review Panels established through the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada. I also have a growing expertise within provincial regulatory regimes within BC, Alberta, Ontario, and New Brunswick.