James is a qualitative and quantitative researcher, responsible for extracting, organizing, and analyzing social and economic data and assisting clients to understand data using data visualizations.
All Sessions by James McMahon
Day 1
14:40
3(B) - Interactive | Trends in Indigenous Engagement & Participation in the Webequie Supply Road Project
14:40 - 15:40
The Webequie Supply Road project offers a leading example of how Indigenous-led infrastructure initiatives are transforming engagement and participation in northern Ontario. This presentation highlights emerging trends in formal consultation and Indigenous participation through direct involvement in socio-economic research, traditional knowledge studies, and field-based assessments that advance self-determination and local capacity. The session will further explore the growing use of AI in data management and the challenges it poses to OCAP® principles.
