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Welcome to the Mackenzie Valley Review Board's New Website!

We are delighted to introduce you to our revamped website, designed to provide an improved and seamless experience.

What's New:

  • Modernized Interface: Enjoy a fresh, intuitive design that makes navigation effortless.
  • New Public Registry Features: Explore our new public registry for the latest information.
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  • Explore Listings: Browse through the registry for detailed information on our projects.
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    • Login using the Login with MVRB ORS button at bottom left of the home page.
    • Go to my account.
    • Manage and view subscriptions and comments.

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The Review Board is pleased to announce a new addition to our ever growing Glossary of Terms – Cultural Impact Assessment terminology! The new terms address terminology that is commonly used in cultural impact assessment, in particular the concepts of culture, theory and techniques. These terms are a result of the Review Board’s continual efforts to provide resources to all parties to assist in the conduct of quality environmental impact assessments in the Mackenzie Valley. Masi Cho to all of the translators who made translating these complicated terms possible. These terminology workshops were developed in Chipewyan, South Slavey, North Slavey, Gwich’in, Tlicho, and the Weledeh dialect. You can download a copy of the glossary in the Interpreter/Translator's Glossary of Terms section of the Reference Library.