In Dene Tha' First Nation v. British Columbia (Minister of Energy and Mines) Grauer J. found that the government engaged in a reasonable mid-range consultation by giving the First Nation the opportunity to make "extensive and wide-ranging submissions", exchanging reports and a "great deal of information, economic, environmental, scientific and speculative", and setting up processes to involve the First Nation "in ongoing development decisions that could give rise to potential adverse impacts on its treaty rights" (at para. 117).
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