Canada needs to attract private investment in infrastructure – and Indigenous communities hold the key

Canada needs to attract private investment in infrastructure – and Indigenous communities hold the key

Indigenous partnerships are essential to cultivating a stable investment environment

Indigenous-led Projects Hold Key To Canada’s Energy Future

From the Frontier Centre for Public Policy By Maureen McCall Indigenous leaders call for policy reforms and Indigenous equity ownership to unlock Canada’s energy potential A surprising twist in Canada’s pipeline debate emerged on Jan. 21, 2025, when Alberta Premier Danielle Smith called for a revival of the Northern Gateway pipeline. Unexpectedly, Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, president of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs, voiced support, warning …

Indigenous-led Projects Hold Key To Canada’s Energy Future | Frontier Centre For Public Policy

A revived push for the Northern Gateway pipeline has sparked fresh debate over Indigenous-led energy development. Frontier Fellow Maureen McCall highlights how leaders like Calvin Helin and Dale Swampy argue that Canada’s energy future—and its global competitiveness—depends on Indigenous equity, regulatory reform, and responsible resource partnerships. With support growing among First Nations for LNG and pipeline projects, they are calling for th