Engagement

Brewster recognizes that building strong relationships with our neighbours is critical to our success and we are committed to extensive and open communication with all parties that may be affected by our activities.

Brewster is committed to ensuring that issues and concerns raised by the public are considered in the planning and design of the project. To find out more about the Glacier Discovery Walk Project, please attend one of our open houses.

Brewster also recognizes the unique heritage, culture and rights of Canada’s Aboriginal and Metis people and will take this into account in developing our engagement programs.

Honesty and integrity are the cornerstone of our company and we are committed to treating all stakeholders and Aboriginal people with fairness, integrity and respect. We will ensure that issues and concerns raised by interested parties are considered in project development and planning.

Brewster held four open houses over the last nine months and will be holding an additional open house in Jasper, Alberta on December 6th to ensure all parties engaged in the Discovery Walk project have an opportunity to provide feedback.

From November 23rd to December 16th, Brewster is engaging in a public consultation period about the Glacier Discovery Walk in order to have an open and transparent discussion about the project.

Brewster executives have personally responded individually to hundreds of queries received in person, on the phone and via email which are documented as part of the Environmental Assessment report available for public review and comment.

Brewster encourages those interested in the project to provide feedback during the consultation period.