First Annual Conference of the Canadian Cultural Resources Association (CCRA)
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First Annual Conference of the Canadian Cultural Resources Association (CCRA)
Date: March 15, 2025
Schedule : 9 a.m. to 5 p.m
Location: Toronto Airport Marriott Hotel, Toronto, Ontario
(Reservation link for the hotel)
Included : A coffee break with snacks will be provided during the morning break. Lunch is also included.
Join us for the first-ever conference of the Canadian Cultural Resources Association (CCRA), a pivotal gathering dedicated to advancing the field of Cultural Resource Management (CRM) in Canada. This event will convene industry professionals to discuss critical issues, share innovative solutions, and collaborate on shaping a unified vision for archaeology and heritage preservation across the nation.
Conference Highlights:
Presentations: Learning from Global Perspectives
Richard Grubb, VP of Richard Grubb & Associates on the successes of the American Cultural Resources Association (ACRA)
Andrew Goldberg, Principal, Agora on ACRA's Government Relations Committee and its advocacy efforts
Kenneth Aitchison, CEO, Archaeological Managers & Employers (FAME); Founder and CEO, Landward Research on the UK and Ireland Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers (FAME) and analysis of employment data for professional archaeology, useful for foresight and policy development
Spotlight on Canada:
Steven C. Kasstan / Steve Kasstan, Indigneous Engagement Supervisor at Jacobs : moderator for an in-depth presentation on the current state of archaeology in Canada, highlighting challenges and opportunities in the industry.
Discussion on the best practices for collaboration with groups and organizations dedicated to preserving the Indigenous heritage of Canada
Sara Beanlands, founding partner of Boreas Heritage Consulting Inc. : moderator of a discussion on future initiative of the CCRA : Committees, developing standardized health and safety procedures, methodologies, industry practices and contract frameworks to strengthen advocacy efforts at all levels of government, workforce-sharing and, enhancing networking opportunities.
This conference marks a significant step toward building a robust, thriving CRM industry in Canada, one that balances development with heritage preservation and enjoys strong support from clients, governments, and the public.
Be part of this transformative event as we unite to elevate the standards and visibility of Canadian archaeology and cultural resource management!
The full conference schedule will be announced soon—stay tuned for updates
* Tickets are non-refundable
- Exchanges
- No exchanges
First Annual Conference of the Canadian Cultural Resources Association (CCRA)
Date: March 15, 2025
Schedule : 9 a.m. to 5 p.m
Location: Toronto Airport Marriott Hotel, Toronto, Ontario
(Reservation link for the hotel)
Included : A coffee break with snacks will be provided during the morning break. Lunch is also included.
Join us for the first-ever conference of the Canadian Cultural Resources Association (CCRA), a pivotal gathering dedicated to advancing the field of Cultural Resource Management (CRM) in Canada. This event will convene industry professionals to discuss critical issues, share innovative solutions, and collaborate on shaping a unified vision for archaeology and heritage preservation across the nation.
Conference Highlights:
Presentations: Learning from Global Perspectives
Richard Grubb, VP of Richard Grubb & Associates on the successes of the American Cultural Resources Association (ACRA)
Andrew Goldberg, Principal, Agora on ACRA's Government Relations Committee and its advocacy efforts
Kenneth Aitchison, CEO, Archaeological Managers & Employers (FAME); Founder and CEO, Landward Research on the UK and Ireland Federation of Archaeological Managers and Employers (FAME) and analysis of employment data for professional archaeology, useful for foresight and policy development
Spotlight on Canada:
Steven C. Kasstan / Steve Kasstan, Indigneous Engagement Supervisor at Jacobs : moderator for an in-depth presentation on the current state of archaeology in Canada, highlighting challenges and opportunities in the industry.
Discussion on the best practices for collaboration with groups and organizations dedicated to preserving the Indigenous heritage of Canada
Sara Beanlands, founding partner of Boreas Heritage Consulting Inc. : moderator of a discussion on future initiative of the CCRA : Committees, developing standardized health and safety procedures, methodologies, industry practices and contract frameworks to strengthen advocacy efforts at all levels of government, workforce-sharing and, enhancing networking opportunities.
This conference marks a significant step toward building a robust, thriving CRM industry in Canada, one that balances development with heritage preservation and enjoys strong support from clients, governments, and the public.
Be part of this transformative event as we unite to elevate the standards and visibility of Canadian archaeology and cultural resource management!
The full conference schedule will be announced soon—stay tuned for updates
* Tickets are non-refundable
- Exchanges
- No exchanges
