The Path to Truth and Reconciliation

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Engaging with Indigenous communities gives us a chance to make sure the work we're doing at the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority is benefiting all Canadians. As we strive to make the Port of Vancouver the world's most sustainable port, we actively work to ensure healthier environments and thriving communities. Building relationships with Indigenous communities is not only part of our federal mandate—it allows us to learn from their expertise, giving us a more holistic view of port lands and waters. This expertise can assist us in managing projects more efficiently and targeting projects that Indigenous communities also view as a priority. Learn more about how the port works with Indigenous groups.

As we reflect, learn, and celebrate the heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding achievements of Indigenous Peoples in Canada our hearts remain with those directly affected and those who have ties to the Residential School history. As a community partner, Trans Mountain is committed to building strong relationships, based on principles of trust, respect, and shared prosperity. Learn more here.

Mutually beneficial opportunities and partnerships are possible by building strong, respectful relationships with Indigenous Peoples, communities and businesses. Guided by our Statement of Indigenous Principles, FortisBC strives for continuous improvement in our leadership actions, business development, employment and community relationships. Proud to be a Progressive Aboriginal Relations committed member, we’re working with the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business to become certified in these areas.

We’ll continue to engage and learn from Indigenous thought leaders, partners and communities as these authentic relationships will be fundamental to defining a cleaner, lower carbon energy future for BC. Get in touch with us and learn more about how we’re partnering for progress with Indigenous communities.