The Government of Canada has embarked on a transformative journey with the Energy Services Acquisition Program (ESAP) to work towards Canada’s broader environmental goals and commitments under international climate change agreements like the Paris Agreement. These initiatives aim to modernize the National Capital Region’s (NCR) energy infrastructure, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, [...]
The Nanaimo Correctional Centre (NCC) replacement project embodies BC Corrections’ commitment to innovation and evolution in correctional practice. Originally built as a reform school in 1953 and converted for use as a correctional facility in the 1980’s, the former NCC was at the end of its lifespan. Following the development of [...]
Spearheaded by Northern Health and Infrastructure BC, the Stuart Lake Hospital Replacement Project in Fort St. James, BC, marks a significant milestone in the region’s healthcare landscape, addressing the community’s evolving healthcare needs while fostering economic growth and a broader cultural scope. The origins of the project trace back nearly 52 [...]
Residents of Northwestern British Columbia will soon benefit from a significant transformation in its healthcare landscape with the development of the new Mills Memorial Hospital and the Seven Sisters rehabilitation centre. These projects represent a significant investment in the health and well-being of the community, bringing advanced medical services, improved mental [...]
From protecting critical infrastructure to ensuring public safety, private security firms play a pivotal role in safeguarding communities and businesses alike. In 2024, one of Canada’s pioneering and largest private security companies, Securiguard Services Ltd., celebrates five decades dedicated to excellence, innovation, and unwavering commitment to security. Established in 1971 as [...]
Coast Funds, an Indigenous-led conservation finance organization, was established in 2007 as a result of the Great Bear Rainforest agreements. These agreements, which protected 6.4 million hectares of coastal temperate rainforest, were a historic milestone in environmental conservation. Eddy Adra, CEO of Coast Funds, explains, "Our vision is to support First [...]
- Craig Hall & Kelly J. Lendsay Canada has reached a juncture in Indigenous reconciliation. A new era of Indigenous relations has taken root, and it will affect the way that non-Indigenous companies conduct engagements, build relationships, and forge partnerships with Indigenous people, businesses, and communities. In this new era, companies [...]
The Neeginan Centre, located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, serves as a significant cultural and community hub, promoting the social, educational, and entrepreneurial growth of Indigenous individuals and organizations. The name Neeginan, which means ‘Our Place’ in Cree, represents the long-standing need for Indigenous people to have a place of their own—the idea [...]
Nestled within Saskatchewan’s Treaty 4 territory, George Gordon First Nation (GGFN) has charted an impressive path toward economic independence and community development. At the forefront of this growth is George Gordon Development Ltd. (GGDL), the economic development arm of GGFN, driving initiatives that promote sustainable growth while honoring the cultural heritage [...]
Since its inception in 2005, Redberry Restaurants has swiftly become a leader in the Canadian restaurant industry. From its early days to becoming the largest Canadian Burger King franchisee in 2013, Redberry has demonstrated a commitment to growth and community engagement. In recent years, the company has expanded its portfolio to [...]