LISTEN: CEC’s Gregory John on how First Nations benefit from oil and gas development
Canadian Indigenous communities see prosperity, economic opportunity by participating in resource projects
Trans Mountain project helps Métis man grow family electrical business
Alberta company employs largely Indigenous workforce on Canadian pipeline mega-project
Head of new Alberta agency aims to open doors for Indigenous groups
'The single largest challenge in addressing Indigenous poverty in Canada is unequal access to capital and the economy'
Decades-long relationships with energy industry helps grow Alberta First Nation’s economy
Goodfish/Whitefish Lake First Nation carving out strong future thanks to abiding partnerships with oil and gas companies
Seven reasons the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion is good for Canada
Project will create thousands of jobs, expand access to new markets and benefit Indigenous communities
Indigenous-owned B.C. company expands workforce during pandemic
Prince Rupert-based Blackfish Industries credits oil sands giant Canadian Natural for providing opportunities during COVID-19 crisis
Cenovus Energy recognized for decade-long investment supporting vulnerable youth
Young Calgarian envisions bright future thanks to mentorship program funded by oil sands producer
Alberta jobs bring opportunity, prosperity to communities from coast to coast
From B.C. to Newfoundland, inter-provincial workers earned $57 billion in Alberta from 2002-2016
Interprovincial workers bringing benefits of Alberta oil and gas sector back home
Energy industry paid more than $12 billion to employees from other provinces between 2002 and 2016
Tragic childhood paves path toward energy for Indigenous entrepreneur
Business owner says energy and resource sectors key to overcoming poverty on First Nations