Robert Carson Email & Phone Number

399 Peek-A-Boo Trail, Tiny, Ontario L9M 0B3

Management, policy and strategy advice and services in territorial, intergovernmental, Inuit and circumpolar relations

Iqaluit, Nunavut

On August 15, 2019, the Government of Nunavut, the Government of Canada and Nunavut Tunngavik Inc signed an Agreement-in-Principle for transferring responsibility over land, waters, and resources from Canada to Nunavut.

Ottawa, Canada Area

contract for eight month term in the Ottawa office of the GN

Kingston, Ontario

Ottawa

In his role as Nunavut’s senior official in Ottawa, Bob was the Nunavut representative on the Canadian delegation to Arctic Council Senior Arctic Officials’ meetings in Norway [2007-2009] and Denmark [2010-2011], and supported Premier Aariak as a member of the Canadian delegation to the Arctic Council Ministerial meetings in Tromso [2009] and Nuuk [2011]. He was also the Nunavut representative to the Federal-Provincial-Territorial consultations on the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement negotiations, and attended the CETA negotiations in Ottawa and Brussels for Rounds 6-8 [2010-2011].

Iqaluit, Nunavut

served in the Government as Principal Secretary in the Office of the Premier,on an interim basis in 2009, reporting to then Premier Eva Aariak

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Toronto, Ontario

Prior to joining the Government of Nunavut, Bob was a faculty member and administrator at Seneca College in Toronto, Ontario for twenty-one years. In that capacity, he served part-time as Area Director of Legal Aid for York Region for three years [1983-85], and, while on a secondment for two years [1988-1990], worked as a policy manager in the Ontario government. During a sabbatical, he also served as a special advisor to Aileen Carroll in her first year as a Member of Parliament [1997-1998] in Barrie, Ontario. He took a leave of absence from the college to first work in Nunavut [2000-2002].

Iqaluit,Nunavut

served in the Government as Principal Secretary in the Office of the Premier, during 2001-2002, reporting to then Premier Paul Okalik

Iqaluit, Nunavut

began work in Nunavut in October 2000, as the Director, Policy and Planning, in the Department of Executive and Intergovernmental Affairs in Iqaluit.

Newmarket, Ontario

Bob began his work career as a lawyer, practiced for five years in Barrie [Stewart, Esten 1976-1977] and Newmarket, Ontario, and remains a member of the Law Society of Ontario.

Policy Studies

Graduate courses in Policy Studies and Public Administration [part-time]

Bachelor Of Laws (Llb)

Bachelor Of Arts (Hon), History And Political Science