Indigenous Relations

We are committed to working with Indigenous communities within and near our Forest Management Agreement area. The knowledge that Indigenous Peoples share with us through our working relationships plays a significant role in developing our forest management plans. We seek to further our understanding through their input, and our partnerships provide us with the opportunity to work together and maintain responsible operations.

Our mill site is on Treaty 8 territory, which is the traditional territory of the Dene/Chipewyan, Cree and Métis Peoples. The majority of our activities take place on public land. Leaders and community members review plans for operations that occur on Treaty and traditional land through a consultative process, providing key input before forest management plans are finalized.

Recognizing that communities are diverse and unique, we strive to align our initiatives with their values. We focus on strengthening our relationships through consultation, support for education, employment and economic development opportunities.

Consultation, Education, Employment and Economic Development Opportunities

We are Committed to Working with Indigenous Communities Within our FMA area.