As Canada shifts to a clean energy economy, the transition must be fair and equitable to all people—especially Indigenous Peoples.
Our energy future must ensure the communities we live in are safe, healthy and resilient. That’s why we work with industry, governments, and Indigenous leaders to help envision and build a future that serves us all.
Equity is one of our core values. As we continue to walk the path toward reconciliation, we are working to make the world better for everyone.
Our goal is to be in right relations with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis. Our processes need to consider and reflect their future visions, while still acknowledging our shared history.
Within Canada, Indigenous communities are extremely vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.
Many communities—especially those in remote and Northern regions—are already experiencing negative impacts to their land, culture, and way of life.
Consequences of a shifting climate are felt deeply, and have been layered over two centuries of colonial policies, laws, and suppression of Indigenous People.
This colonial legacy has led to intergenerational trauma and systemic inequity— destructive impacts that continue to overpower Indigenous rights.
