Growing levels of consultation and community investment enable strong partnerships between Indigenous communities and natural gas and oil companies.

Did you know oil sands producers spent $2.36 billion partnering with Indigenous companies and entrepreneurs?

New report sheds light on decades of successful interaction between the industry and Indigenous communities, businesses and entrepreneurs.

Courtney Levesque-Thomas discusses a recent report showing growing involvement of Indigenous workers, businesses and communities in natural gas and oil.

Wondering what C-15, the UNDRIP bill, is and what it means for Indigenous peoples? Check out this explainer video by the Indigenous Resource Network.

Perry Berkenpas of the Oil Sands Community Alliance discusses industry’s approach to helping build strong communities through social investments, Indigenous partnerships and a true spirit of collaboration.

Federal government announces support to enable Indigenous participation in natural gas and oil projects, leading to sustainable community prosperity.

Project Reconciliation would use revenue from Trans Mountain pipeline equity to build long-term stability and fund other energy transition and infrastructure projects.

As executive director of the Oil Sands Community Alliance, Perry Berkenpas brings a collaborative approach to working with communities while enabling responsible growth of Canada’s oil sands.

Unprecedented challenges were balanced by advances and achievements.