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Last year, 39 Indigenous communities in B.C. and Alberta launched ownership of oil and gas pipelines.owners of seven Enbridge oil sands pipelines, the largest Indigenous energy transaction ever in North America.of the Coastal GasLink pipeline once it is completed in 2023.
Lessons from these partnerships in energy can help inform successful strategies across the Canadian economy, Chief Campbell says. “The business community can’t afford to miss out on this rising tide of Indigenous success. In fact, in every sector across Canada, there are opportunities for Indigenous communities and the business world to work together to achieve great things.”, will feature discussion of sectors ranging from energy and mining to sustainable seafood, Indigenizing urban buildings, and the digital economy.
Sessions include perspectives of young Indigenous leaders, strategies for capitalizing Indigenous businesses, pathways for economic reconciliation, and a dialogue in the traditional Skwxwú7mesh language. The event is all about shared prosperity, growing out of a conversation that began in 2019 as B.C. became the first jurisdiction in Canada to“We’re on the brink of a movement. To us, that movement is defined by partnership,” says Chief Campbell. “It’s a vision quickly taken up by our team and the many Indigenous partners who have made our annual event possible, and to the many who have attended over the years and continue to join us.
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