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Natural Resources committee  Oh, boy. I'm not sure how to comment on that. I will say that there have been aboriginal members appointed to the board. Is that equivalent to appointing an aboriginal representative? I don't see things that way, I guess. I'm who I am, and I'm quite happy with who I am.

November 20th, 2013Committee meeting

Shane Parrish

Natural Resources committee  I think the question of my appointment is better asked of the people who hired me. Why they chose me or didn't choose me is a question better posed to them.

November 20th, 2013Committee meeting

Shane Parrish

Natural Resources committee  Thank you, honourable member, for the question. Yes, I have worked a lot with first nations, mostly, as I say, in northeast B.C., NWT, and Inuit and eastern Arctic. I also have an education. I went to the Coady International Institute at St. Francis Xavier. I also have a B.A. in economics from the University of Calgary.

November 20th, 2013Committee meeting

Shane Parrish

Natural Resources committee  Thank you for the question, honourable member. I lived for seven years in Fort Liard, which is just down the road from Fort Nelson, although it is in the Northwest Territories. I spent a lot of time in Fort Nelson. I spent a lot of time in Fort St. John. Some of my clients included Treaty 8 Tribal Association, Fort Nelson First Nation, Fort Liard first nation.

November 20th, 2013Committee meeting

Shane Parrish

Natural Resources committee  When you work with first nations, I think that happens pretty much every day. I can't think of a specific example at this moment. It seems as if you're always fighting for something. I hope that's adequate for your question.

November 20th, 2013Committee meeting

Shane Parrish

Natural Resources committee  It's Shane Parrish. Thank you, honourable member, for the question. I think I'll go back to my time in Antigonish at the Coady International Institute and the cross-cultural education and training that I received there. It was very beneficial

November 20th, 2013Committee meeting

Shane Parrish

Natural Resources committee  After graduating I went to the eastern Arctic and later on to the Northwest Territories. There's my work in education in various locations throughout Canada and varying cross-cultural conditions. These are experiences I've enjoyed very much, living, working, and being with people all over the north and south of Canada.

November 20th, 2013Committee meeting

Shane Parrish

Natural Resources committee  I have never been a member of any political party, federal, provincial, or territorial. I have made contributions to all three of the parties represented today.

November 20th, 2013Committee meeting

Shane Parrish

Natural Resources committee  Thank you, honourable members. Good afternoon. I welcome this opportunity to appear before the committee today to discuss my qualifications as a member of Canada's National Energy Board. I was recently appointed as a permanent member of the National Energy Board, on August 6, 2013.

November 20th, 2013Committee meeting

Shane Parrish