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Trade Winds to Success provides pre-trades training and support to Indigenous people in Alberta, to secure employment and journeyperson status in the construction trades, leading to economic self-sufficiency.
Join Canadian Institute for the only event of its kind in Western Canada, that provides consultation and engagement professionals in the natural resources sector with the latest legal and business practices, including economic development trends and legal and regulatory updates impacting the duty to consult and natural resources projects. This conference also serves as a forum for Indigenous leaders, industry experts, and government officials to come together, start conversations, and create or deepen relationships.
The Outland Youth Employment Program (OYEP) is a national network offering land-based education, training, and employment opportunities for high school-aged Indigenous youth. This six-week program provides hands-on work experience while delivering training and education in a supportive environment designed to mirror various professional settings.
Aboriginal Alert is an Indigenous-led nonprofit, driven by a passionate and dedicated team committed to addressing the critical issue of missing Indigenous people—women, men, and children.
The program includes expert presentations, real-world case studies, and working sessions aimed at developing an actionable plan for next year. This isn’t just about discussion—we’ll be collaborating directly to shape tangible outcomes for the industry’s future.
Nation2Nation Events is an Indigenous owned event company which facilitates Conversations in Northwest BC from a First Nations Perspective.
Join us for an engaging and informative Environmental Forum focused on "Water Use Adaptation." This event will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and government officials to discuss strategies, innovations, and collaborative efforts to address water use challenges and adaptation in Alberta. Attendees will gain insights into water efficiency, technological advancements, and strategic initiatives to enhance water security and sustainability.
ACR and Dentons present the 2024 Resource Futures Forum. This event brings together key stakeholders, including the Government of Alberta, industry associations, industry executives, subject matter experts, post secondary students, and community members.
Voices of the Future - A private film screening and educational networking event for Calgary professionals
Building upon ACR’s inaugural Indigenous Procurement Workshop in October 2023, this workshop will highlight two key barriers experienced when establishing an Indigenous business/partnership, while attempting to secure resource sector utilization.
Tribal Chiefs Employment & Training Services Association & Indigiconnect CAREER FAIR 2024
Environmental Forum Leadership Committee Presents:
Water Law in a Drought: Testing Alberta’s Framework for Water Use
In this timely webinar, Professor Percy will join us to discuss Water Law in a Drought and how this applies to Alberta’s resource industry.
This webinar will focus on the possible implications and processes behind Alberta's enactment of the Sovereignty Act in response to the federal government's Clean Energy Regulations.
Join us on March 5, 2024 at the Edmonton Convention Centre as we celebrate the successes of the past year and set the stage for an even more exciting future.
The AGM and Banquet is an incredible opportunity to connect with other industry leaders, gain valuable insights, and most importantly recognize and celebrate the outstanding achievements of Alberta’s resource leaders.
On April 13, 2023, we heard from Sander Duncanson, Partner, Regulatory, Environmental, Indigenous and Land at Osler, as he provided an update on the Duncan’s First Nation lawsuit. This webinar was offered by ACR’s Indigenous Relations Committee and Osler.
ACR’s March 23, 2023, webinar discussed the IAA, how it works and how it is different from previous federal environmental assessment legislation, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act of 2012 and the original Canadian Environmental Assessment Act of 1992.
ACR’s AGM and Awards Banquet is a popular event that many members and friends look forward to year-after-year. This event recognizes achievements of individuals, organizations and communities towards the responsible development of Alberta’s resources.
The 2022 ACR Awards Celebration recognized the hard work and commitment of leaders in Alberta’s resource sectors.