Project Joint Review Panel invites public
Aug 01, 2011
The Joint Review Panel (JRP) conducting the review of the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Project (NGP) has invited the public to attend information sessions.
The purpose of the information sessions will be to share information on the joint review process and how to participate in the process. The JRP members will not be attending the information sessions as they are designed to provide procedural information including participation options. These sessions are not designed to receive or discuss the merits of the proposed project.
Information sessions will be held in a number of locations, including:
- Bruderheim, AB (June 6)
- Whitecourt, AB (June 7)
- Vanderhoof, BC (June 7)
- Grande Prairie, AB (June 8)
- Burns Lake, BC (June 8)
- Tumbler Ridge, BC (June 9)
- Queen Charlotte City, BC (June 14)
- Prince Rupert, BC (June 15)
- Kitimat, BC (June 16)
- Smithers, BC (June 22)
- Prince George, BC (June 23)
Anyone who has an interest in the proposed Project is welcome to participate. The JRP Secretariat will be available to answer questions related to the joint review process. The specific dates and venues for the information sessions in Bella Bella, Hartley Bay, Kitkatla and Klemtu will be announced on the JRP's website as soon as the details are available.
Additional information about these sessions including venues and times can be found on the JRP’s website at www.gatewaypanel.review.gc.ca. Information about the joint review process and how to participate in the review process can also be found on the JRP’s website.
The Joint Review Panel (JRP) for the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project is an independent body, mandated by the Minister of the Environment and the National Energy Board. The Panel will assess the environmental effects of the proposed project and review the application under both the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and the National Energy Board Act.
