Indigenous Ownership in Oil Sands Pipelines
Sector: Commercial • Location: Alberta, Canada
Source: Todayville
An agreement was signed in September 2022 for 23 First Nations and Métis communities in Alberta to acquire an 11.57% ownership interest in seven Enbridge-operated oil sands pipelines for approximately $1 billion. This initiative aims to enhance Indigenous participation in resource projects, promoting economic benefits and reconciliation.
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Description | An agreement was signed in September 2022 for 23 First Nations and Métis communities in Alberta to acquire an 11.57% ownership interest in seven Enbridge-operated oil sands pipelines for approximately $1 billion. This initiative aims to enhance Indigenous participation in resource projects, promoting economic benefits and reconciliation. |
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