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- - - - Proveniance system
        
        Site Operation Suboperation Lot
        
        Catalogue Number
  - - - Parks Canada has two 24/7 Emergency Dispatch Centres that receive reports and assist in the management of safety, wildlife, or wildfire incidents.
  - - - Historic Sites
        
        Commemorative integrity is desired state
        
        This state occurs when the Resources causing historic designation are not under threat
        
        The reasons for designation are effectively communicated
        
        The sites heritage values are respected by decisions concerning the site.
        
        that have been designated by the federal Minister of the Environment on the advice of the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada (HSMBC), as being of national historic significance.
      - In this context, the Parks Canada Agency applies the principles of value, public benefit, understanding, respect and integrity to the management of its archaeological resources.
      - Management Plan
        
        Management zone
        
        Canadian Environmental Assessment Act
        
        environmental impact assessment reviews
      - Roles
        
        The Field Unit Superintendents, the Service Centre Directors and the Archaeological Services Branch Director are accountable for managing archaeological resources.
        
        Field Unit Super
        
        Service Centre Director provides advice
      - Decision Making Requires Four Elements:
        
        Inventory
        
        Evaluation to determine historic value
        
        Consideration of historic value
        
        Monitoring
      - Historic = value of resources
    - - Research cordinator
    - - three principles of the CRM Policy: understanding heritage value, sustainable conservation and benefit to Canadians;
  - - - Human remains are not archaeological resources. Stop work and consult management directive 2.3.1.
        
        The directive emphasises that all human remains, funerary objects, cemeteries and burial grounds, shall be treated with respect and dignity. Moreover, any activity related to them must be undertaken, where applicable, in consultation and cooperation with the appropriate group, next of kin, the RCMP, or Veterans Affairs Canada.
        
        Follow laws and notify coroner/police
        
        Shipwreck- Notify department of transportation
      - Parks uses guiding principles for path towards reconciliation
        
        In 2015, Parks Canada adopted the following “PARKS” guiding principles, as outlined in Promising Pathways
        
        Partnership: Working collaboratively in heritage place planning, management, and operations
        
        Accessible: Encouraging access to traditional lands and traditional activities
        
        Respectful: Building mutual respect, trust and understanding
        
        Knowledge-based: Honouring and incorporating traditional knowledge
        
        Supportive: Supporting Indigenous partners’ community interests
      - Parks is committed to a system of national heritage places that commemorates the contributions of Indigenous peoples, their histories and cultures, as well as the connections and special relationships Indigenous peoples have with traditional lands and waters.
      - Three priority areas
        
        Strengthening Indigenous connections with traditionally used lands and waters
        
        Expanding and ensuring presentation and commemoration of Indigenous histories and cultures
        
        Increasing economic opportunities related to Indigenous tourism
      - team of experts in Parks Canada’s Indigenous Affairs Branch
- - - - Interconnected management plan
  - - - Oldest on Canada's West Coast
- - - - not-national historic significace