CAPPA Luncheon -
Monday, March 23, 2026
11:30 pm – 1:00 pm
Registration Closes Noon, Mar 19
Light lunch and refreshments provided.
Venue: Livingston Place Conference Centre - 2nd Floor, 222 3rd Avenue SW, Calgary AB, T2P 0B4
Production accountants are often required to straddle over multiple jurisdictions to remain compliant with current statutory requirement including regulations. Indian Oil and Gas Canada (IOGC), a Special Operating Agency within Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) also straddles over multiple jurisdictions across Canada. IOGC wears both a regulator hat and fiduciary hat on behalf of the First Nation clients it serves.
In this Lunch and Learn Session, we will take you through the journey of how oil and gas royalties are administered on designated First Nation (federal) lands. Our journey will take us through a 3-step interactive flight plan. We will first start at 30,000 feet to explore IOGC’s macro-level and how we fulfills our mandate on behalf of First Nations, in cooperation with oil and gas industry and government partners as well as other stakeholders. The second leg of the journey will take us through a deep dive into how royalties are calculated, and how you as Production Accounts play a key role in the full cycle of the royalty administration process. The last leg of the journey is more personal to Production Accountants, and our discussions will focus on the future: what are the future roles of Production Accountants?
Munir Jivraj, Manager, Royalty, will share a personal reflection of the changing energy environment and pivotal roles Production accountants need to focus on. At the end of the journey, you as the Production accountant will have a well-rounded awareness and knowledge of how to work with IOGC and intricacies of our full royalty
management cycle. Bring your questions to support this interactive presentation.
Speaker:
Munir Jivraj
Munir Jivraj is the Royalty Manager at Indian Oil and Gas Canada (IOGC), A Special Operating Agency within Indigenous Services Canada. For the past 9 years, he has led a team of subject matter experts in royalty administration on behalf of First Nation clients across Canada. His team is responsible for stewarding oil and gas resources by optimizing economic benefit through royalty administration. This includes monthly royalty assessments, monitor and verify allowable deduction costs associated with Gas Cost Allowance (GCA), oil trucking costs deductions and overall compliance with outstanding royalty obligations.
Prior to joining IOGC and public service sector, Munir spent over 21 years in private energy sector, in conventional oil and gas operations, and non-conventional (In-situ, SAGD, and oil sands mining) operations within Alberta. Munir’s progressive leadership and multidisciplinary roles in Environment, Health, and Safety, Financial Management and Accounting, and royalty planning and compliance management roles has allowed him to have a well-rounded leadership experience in all aspects of oil and gas operations. He is a designated Professional Biologist in Alberta, a Canadian Environmental Practitioner, holds an Executive MBA (Finance) from Smith School of Business (at Queen’s University), and a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA).
In his spare time, Munir volunteers his time and leadership in areas relating to youth leadership development, poverty alleviation, and community development and sustainability projects within local and global context.
Price:
Members Free
Non-members $20 plus GST
Cancellation policy:
- Full refunds will be given up to 10 days prior to the event.
- A 50% refund will be given up to 6 days prior to the event.
- Refunds will not be provided thereafter.
There is an administration fee of $20 to cancel.
Registration, however, may be transferred to another attendee without an administration fee. Please notify CAPPA of the transfer to another attendee. The original registrant would be responsible to sort the payment out offline with the new attendee.
