Partnerships
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada听(May 2012)听鈥淲hitecap Dakota First Nation Economic Development Partnerships.鈥�
Whitecap Dakota First Nation demonstrates the importance of establishing solid partnerships with neighboring communities to support mutually beneficial economic plans such as the Dakota Dunes Golf Course and the Dakota Dunes Casino. [FN]
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada听(May 2012)听鈥淧romoting Business Ventures and Partnerships.鈥�听
See how from the desert vineyards of Southern British Columbia, to the frozen tundra high above the Arctic Circle, to the urban centre of Winnipeg and the rocky shores of Newfoundland, First Nations, Inuit and M茅tis are establishing and promoting business ventures and partnerships that will provide long term employment and benefits for years to come. [M]
Anderson, Robert B.听(1997)听鈥淐orporate/Indigenous Partnerships in Economic Development: The First Nations in Canada.鈥�听World Development Vol. 25, No. 9, pp. 1483-1503
The approach to economic development that is emerging among the First Nations in Canada emphasizes the creation of profitable businesses competing in the global economy. These businesses are usually collectively owned, and often partnerships with non-First Nation corporations. At the same time, my research shows that a growing number of non-Aboriginal corporations are adopting business alliances with aboriginal people as a part of their strategy for long-term corporate survival. [FN]
Bowes,听Barbara听(March 17, 2012)听鈥淒riving FORCE M茅tis 福利免费在线看 significant economic resource.鈥�听Winnipeg Free Press听print听edition March 17, 2012 H1
As you can imagine, a population of 100,000 in Manitoba represents a significant and relatively untapped resource in terms of employment and business partnerships. The challenge now is how to create a co-ordinated effort to link potential job candidates with employers so they can work together as partners in Manitoba鈥檚 economic growth. [M]
Calgary Chamber听(2012)听鈥淐losing the Gap: Partnering for M茅tis Labour Market Success.鈥�
The Aboriginal 福利免费在线看 is the largest untapped labour force in Alberta, and the M茅tis represent the fastest growing population within the Aboriginal 福利免费在线看. They are younger than the non Aboriginal population, urban and highly mobile, making them an ideal partner to help alleviate Alberta鈥檚 labour woes. [M]
CBC News听(2012)听鈥淣.W.T. First Nation signs landmark deal with mine.鈥澨�Posted: Jul 31, 2012 9:24 PM CT
People in Fort Resolution, N.W.T., have entered into a landmark agreement with a Toronto-based mining company. The Deninu K鈥檜e First Nation members now have the option buying three per cent of Avalon Rare Minerals鈥� proposed mine at Thor Lake, which is about 130 kilometers east of Yellowknife. [FN]
Canadian Chamber of Commerce听(December 2010)听鈥淩eady for Business: Canada鈥檚 Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Businesses as Equal Partners.鈥�听http://www.chnook.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/3c257acf98ab37dfcf84f7fff2e2d2aa.pdf
Canada鈥檚 businesses recognize the importance of Aboriginal people鈥檚 economic development interests to their success.听 Over the past three years, delegates representing the 420 chambers of commerce and boards of trade belonging to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce have adopted policies they believe will provide additional economic development options to Canada鈥檚 Aboriginal peoples. [FN]
Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business听(February 2009)听鈥淎chieving Progressive Community Relations: Key Findings from CCAB.鈥澨�Issue 1听https://www.ccab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/AchievingAboriginalCommunityRelations_Key_Finding_from_CCAB.pdf
This report analyzes data submitted by Canadian companies between 2001 and 2008 as a part of the Progressive Aboriginal Relations program (PAR) 鈥� a benchmarking tool developed by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB).听 The purpose of the current analysis of PAR data is to better understand how Canadian companies initiate, build and sustain these positive relationships with First Nation, M茅tis and Inuit communities. [M]
Chow,听Wyng听(2002)听鈥�Squamish Indian Band: Natives partner in huge mall project鈥�听Vancouver Sun Friday, September 27, 2002
The Squamish Indian Band is entering into a joint venture with two private-sector partners to develop a $75-million, 430,000-square-foot shopping centre on 18 hectares of aboriginal land in North Vancouver. Under terms of the agreement 鈥� believed to be among the first of its kind in Canada 鈥� the 3,000-member band will be entitled to eventually take 100-per-cent control of the mall, named Seymour Creek Village, if it chooses to do so. [FN]
Conference Board of Canada听(July 2012)听鈥淯nderstanding the Value, Challenges, and Opportunities of Engaging M茅tis, Inuit, and First Nations Workers.鈥� https://www.conferenceboard.ca/e-library/abstract.aspx?did=4886
The report provides recommendations on the steps that employers, Aboriginal organizations, and policy-makers can take to help improve the labour market participation of Aboriginal workers.听Note: Subscription needed to view Report, plus a number of other useful links.听[M]
Featherstone,听Wendy听(2005)听鈥淣ORTHERN RESOURCE TRUCKING.鈥澨�THE JOURNAL OF ABORIGINAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, VOLUME 4/ NO. 2 / 2005, Pg 4-5听
Northern Resource Trucking (NRT) is a true partnership that developed in response to the need for the uranium mines to provide benefit to the people of northern Saskatchewan where they mined. [FN]
Fraser,听Sarah Jane听(2002)听鈥淎N EXPLORATION OF JOINT VENTURES AS A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TOOL FOR FIRST NATIONS.鈥�听THE JOURNAL OF ABORIGINAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, VOLUME 3 / NO. I / 2002, Pg 40-44 听
Joint ventures can be an important part of a sustainable development plan for a First Nation. By choosing joint ventures, a First Nation is able to influence the direction of its growth and may choose to work with partners who look forward to the future and respect past practices. [FN]
Indian Country Today Media Network听(April 2012)听鈥淢istissini Cree Enter Into Model Mining Agreement with Stornoway Diamonds Inc.鈥�听Indian Country Today Media Network.comhttp://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2012/04/09/mistissini-cree-enter-into-model-mining-agreement-with-stornoway-diamonds-inc-107109
In what is being hailed as a model for cooperation between First Nations and mining companies, the Mistissini Cree have entered into an agreement with Stornoway Diamonds Inc. to develop the Renard Diamond Mine in Cree territory in northern Quebec. [FN]
Langley-Smith,听Thomas听(2001)听鈥淏ands jump into development deal with resort.鈥�Volume:听5 Issue:听6 Year:听2001 Page 3听Raven鈥檚 Eye
As a result of a partnership between two Native bands and Sun Peaks Resort near Kamloops, work is currently underway on an $8 million mixed commercial and staff housing development complex at the west end of the resort in the Burfield subdivision. [FN]
MacPherson,听Ian听(2001)听鈥淐ase Studies: Arctic Co-operatives Limited.鈥�http://www.coopscanada.coop/assets/firefly/files/files/pdfs/Research/AppendixI.pdf
Surviving on the Arctic tundra and its coasts has always been an unrelenting struggle; harvesting the region鈥檚 treasures, be they on land or sea, has always been a stark challenge. In the days before the market and the modern state transformed the northern economy, human beings had little option but to work together; they had no choice but to practice pragmatic communal collaboration. [I]
Makivik Corporation, The Kativik Regional Government and Le Gouvernement du Qu茅bec听(April 2002)听鈥淧ARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT ON ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN NUNAVIK.鈥�
Whereas the parties, in the spirit of the recognition of the Inuit nation by the National Assembly of Qu茅bec in 1985, enter hereby into a nation-to-nation Agreement which strengthens the political, economic and social relations between Qu茅bec and the Nunavik Inuit, and which is characterized by cooperation, partnership and mutual respect. [I]
McIntyre,听Jamie听and Marjorie Holman听(2004)听鈥淐AMECO CORPORATION: Aboriginal Business Development Success Models.鈥�听THE JOURNAL OF ABORIGINAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, VOLUME 4/ NO. I / 2004 pg 6-13听
This case study profiles the Cameco Corporation, with a special emphasis on its initiatives related to Aboriginal business and 福利免费在线看 partnerships. [FN]
McKay,听Raymond A.听(2004)听鈥淜ITSAKI MANAGEMENT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP: An Aboriginal Economic Development Model.鈥�听THE JOURNAL OF ABORIGINAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, VOLUME 4 / NO. I / 2004, Pg 3-5听
Kitsaki Management Limited Partnership is the business arm of the 7,000 plus member Lac La Ronge Indian Band. In addition to employing in excess of 500 people, many of them Band members, enterprises of Kitsaki Management Limited Partnership Joint Ventures employ from 500 to 1 000 First Nation members in seasonal work. [FN]
Metis National Council听(March 2012)听鈥淢茅tis Procurement Conference 2012.鈥�http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOQ36IEc87Q&feature=results_main&playnext=1&list=PL19ECC2ABA9DEA16E
On March 21 and 22, the M茅tis business 福利免费在线看, industry and provincial and federal government representatives gathered at the Hotel Fort Garry in Winnipeg for the first ever M茅tis Procurement Conference. [M]
Roness,听Lori Ann听and Mary Collier听(2010)听鈥�Examining Partnership Arrangements between Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Businesses.鈥�听
The purpose of the study is to provide insight into the types of joint Aboriginal/non-Aboriginal business partnerships emerging in Atlantic Canada and the factors that led (or are leading) to their success and to understand the elements of successful relationships and practices and to make available information and tools that others in Atlantic Canada may use to pursue their own initiatives and build successful Aboriginal/non-Aboriginal businesses. [FN]
Simon,听Mary听(2012)听鈥淕etting down to business.鈥�听Above and Beyond Canada鈥檚 Arctic Journal听http://www.arcticjournal.ca/index.php/2012/03/getting-down-to-business/
Inuit have become major investors throughout the Arctic. And Southern investors who seek to develop our natural resources must expect that they will do so only in partnership with Inuit. [I]
Sloan,听Pamela听and David Oliver听(2009)听鈥淢ichelin鈥檚 Strategic Partnership with Indigenous People.鈥澨�oikos Global Case Writing Competition 2009听
In June 2004, Jim Morrison, Human Resources Manager of Michelin鈥檚 Bridgewater Plant, was reflecting on the Aboriginal Workforce Participation Initiative (AWPI) Partnership Agreement that the company signed the previous November. He had a nagging feeling that there was little progress in increasing the representation of Aboriginal peoples at Michelin, and wondered why it was so difficult to get results. [FN]
TD Economics听(June 2011)听鈥淪pecial Report.鈥�
Over the past decade, Aboriginal people in Canada 鈥� both on- and off-reserve 鈥� have been increasingly flexing their economic muscle. TD Economics estimates that the combined total income of Aboriginal households, business and government sectors will reach $24 billion in 2011, double the $12 billion tally recorded in 2001. [FN]
Wuttunee, W. (2004)听Living rhythms: Lessons in Aboriginal economic resilience and vision. Montreal: McGill-Queen鈥檚 University Press.听 Pg. 123-137 [LC Call Number: E78.C2鈥擶795 2004eb]
Tribal council鈥檚 investment group represents a unique partnership. Manitoba鈥檚 tribal councils recognized the need for a vehicle that would make investments beyond their individual capacities. The group took an initial investment of $25,000 from each tribal council and has returned it many times over with annual payments. TCIG鈥檚 national investments include a Pepsi bottling franchise that is wholly owned and a non-insured health benefits company that is a partnership with a large health insurance company. The group partnered with Aboriginal organizations in Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories, and the Yukon on an investment project in The North West Company. [FN]
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