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C-92 Jurisdiction Pathway Support
Exercising jurisdiction under C-92 requires more than drafting law. It requires aligned governance, practical service design, structured documentation, and implementation systems that can withstand political, funding, and operational scrutiny.
We combine child and family services expertise with implementation architecture to help Nations move from intent to operational readiness in a structured and defensible manner.
Marc Storms
Partner | Child & Family Services + Nation-Building
Marc brings decades of experience supporting First Nations and Indigenous agencies in child welfare practice, governance development, strategic planning, and implementation. His work bridges frontline realities with long-term Nation-building.
Marc’s focus in C-92 work includes:
- Community readiness, engagement, and jurisdiction pathway planning
- Aligning Nation-developed laws with practical service models
- Prevention-first and culturally grounded service design
- Negotiation and engagement with provincial and federal partners
- Building defensible deliverables that withstand political and funding scrutiny
Marc ensures that jurisdiction reflects community values and is viable in practice.
Travis Currie
Partner | Implementation Systems + Digital Governance
Travis specializes in the structured implementation of jurisdiction initiatives, ensuring that governance intent translates into durable operational systems.
His work focuses on reducing implementation risk by designing clear project architecture, institutional controls, and data foundations that support long-term Nation capacity.
Travis’s focus in C-92 work includes:
- Systems mapping from law to service workflow alignment
- Structured engagement design to convert community input into operational decisions
- Project governance frameworks and decision traceability
- Institutional record control and knowledge continuity systems
- Data sovereignty and digital infrastructure foundations
- Implementation sequencing and milestone clarity
Travis ensures that jurisdiction efforts move beyond planning into stable, documented, and defensible execution.