Robert Burr
About Robert Burr
Robert Burr serves as the Manager of Policy and Negotiations at the Government of Canada, where he has worked since 2007. He provides strategic advice on land and natural resource management, focusing on fostering relationships among Aboriginal communities, industry stakeholders, and government entities.
Work at Government of Canada
Robert Burr has served as Manager Policy and Negotiations at the Government of Canada since 2007. In this role, he provides strategic advice that focuses on land and natural resource management. His work involves navigating complex relationships among various stakeholders, including Aboriginal communities, the mining industry, and government entities.
Strategic Focus on Land and Natural Resources
Burr's strategic focus is on establishing strong, mutually beneficial relationships between Aboriginal communities and industry stakeholders. He emphasizes the importance of collaboration and aims to create frameworks that support both economic development and community interests.
Expertise in Intergovernmental Relations
Burr employs an entrepreneurial approach to identify opportunities in intergovernmental relations and economic development. His expertise includes consultation and accommodation processes, as well as negotiations related to land claims, self-government, and devolution. He works closely with various parties to facilitate these complex discussions.
Negotiation and Consultation Experience
With over 17 years of experience, Burr has engaged in numerous negotiations involving government, industry, and Aboriginal communities. His role requires a deep understanding of the legal and social dynamics at play in land and resource management, ensuring that all voices are heard in the negotiation process.