Project Reconciliation

🔴 Today, October 4th, we honour and remember the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Gender Diverse People. ♥ On this National Day of Action, we stand in solidarity with the families and communities grieving the loss of their loved ones—mothers, sisters, daughters, kokums, aunties, cousins, and friends. At Project Reconciliation, we are deeply committed to raising awareness of this ongoing crisis and advocating for justice, safety, and healing for Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQ+ individuals. Let today be a reminder that we all have a role to play in the fight to end this violence. Together, we can create a future where every Indigenous person is safe, valued, and respected. #MMIWG #NoMoreStolenSisters #HonourTheWomen #EndViolence #ProjectReconciliation #October4

🧡 Today, on Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we reflect on the resilience, dignity, and strength of residential school survivors, their families, and their communities. We also remember the children who never came home, honoring their memory and the ongoing journey of healing and reconciliation. This day answers one of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action, which urges the federal government, in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples, to establish this statutory holiday. It ensures that the history and legacy of residential schools remain a vital part of the reconciliation process. At Project Reconciliation, we are deeply committed to fostering economic reconciliation, guided by the principles of Free, Prior, and Informed Consent and the TRC Calls to Action. On this day, and every day, we stand in solidarity with Indigenous Peoples, committed to creating a future where justice, respect, and true reconciliation are realized. Let’s take time today to reflect, learn, and continue the work toward healing and understanding. #NDTR #TruthAndReconciliation #EveryChildMatters #ProjectReconciliation #ResidentialSchoolSurvivors

🌄 Incredible Day at Blackfoot Crossing! 🌾 We had the honour of hosting a special luncheon at Blackfoot Crossing on the Siksika, Alberta, bringing together leaders from Siksika Nation Siksika Group of Companies, Government of Alberta, Sumitomo Corporation of Americas, Wheatland County, Town of Strathmore and RETI - Reconciliation Energy Transition Inc.. The day was filled with meaningful conversations about our shared commitment to Economic Reconciliation and energy transition, all set against the rich backdrop of Blackfoot history and culture. A special thank you to Grant Many Heads for the insightful guided tour and to Herman Yellow Old Woman for opening our day with a prayer. We are deeply grateful to everyone who joined us and made this event unforgettable. Here's to fostering partnerships that honor the past and build a brighter, sustainable future together. #RETI #BlackfootCrossing #Sustainability #IndigenousCulture #Partnerships #ReconciliationTransition

🌿 Championing Sustainable Development 🌿 Project Reconciliation's journey to progress is rooted in sustainability and deep respect for Mother Earth. Our Indigenous board members are more than just voices—they guide beacons and ensure every project we undertake prioritizes long-term sustainability and positive environmental impact. 🍃 Their wisdom and perspectives draw from centuries of living in harmony with the land. Through their leadership, projects are not just about the 'now', but also about the future, ensuring lasting community and ecological benefits. 🌍 Together, we're sowing seeds of sustainable decisions that will benefit future generations. Join us in this transformative mission, where progress, responsibility, and traditional knowledge converge to build a brighter, greener tomorrow. 🪶🌟 #ProjectReconciliation #SustainableDevelopment #FutureFocused #EcoFriendlyDecisions

🌞 Today, on National Indigenous Peoples Day, we honor the rich culture, heritage, and contributions of Indigenous communities across Canada. For generations, Indigenous groups have celebrated this day, coinciding with the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. This significant day, originally proclaimed as National Aboriginal Day in 1996 by then Governor General Roméo LeBlanc, has evolved through the years thanks to the tireless advocacy of Indigenous leaders and communities. From the Assembly of First Nations' call for a National Aboriginal Solidarity Day in 1982 to the renaming as National Indigenous Peoples Day in 2017, this day stands as a testament to the enduring strength and vibrant cultures of Indigenous Peoples. At Project Reconciliation, we are deeply committed to economic reconciliation, fostering meaningful Indigenous ownership and partnership in Canada's energy transition. Our mission aligns with the principles of Free, Prior, and Informed Consent, and we strive to uphold the TRC Calls to Action, ensuring that Indigenous voices are integral to shaping our collective future. 📚 We encourage everyone to take this opportunity to learn more about the histories, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous Peoples. Visit Government of Canada’s National Indigenous Peoples Day page to explore resources and discover how you can participate in community events and commemorations. Let’s celebrate together and commit to a path of reconciliation and mutual respect. 🌟 #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay #EconomicReconciliation #ProjectReconciliation #IndigenousCulture #CelebrateCanada

🌟 Building Trust with Enhanced Credibility 🌟 At Project Reconciliation, we take pride in our diverse and inclusive leadership. Our Indigenous board members are not just representatives but pillars of integrity, ensuring every project echoes the values of responsibility and social good. 🍃 Investors see this. They recognize the richness of our board's insights, viewing projects championing Indigenous leadership as more credible. Such projects don’t just promise returns; they are committed to sustainable growth and meaningful community engagement. 🌍 By intertwining traditional wisdom with modern strategies, we showcase a model where inclusivity and profitability go hand in hand. The future of investment is not just about numbers—it's about values, and together, we're leading the way. 🪶✨ Join us in celebrating a vision where credibility and commitment shine brightest! 🔥 #ProjectReconciliation #EnhancedCredibility #InclusiveLeadership #InvestInValues

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 We are thrilled to share that RETI - Reconciliation Energy Transition Inc. has announced a groundbreaking Joint Development Agreement with Sumitomo Corporation Group! This partnership marks a significant step towards advancing low-carbon energy projects and fostering economic reconciliation through material Indigenous ownership. 🔗 Joint Development Agreement with Sumitomo Corporation Group RETI and Sumitomo Corporation Group have finalized terms under which Sumitomo will acquire a significant equity interest in the RETI East Calgary Region Carbon Transportation and Sequestration Hub (CTS Hub). This project aims to provide an open-access CO2 sequestration service for industrial emitters, with a storage capacity of up to 10 million tonnes per annum. Construction of compression capacity, a CO2 pipeline network, and injection and monitoring wells will begin soon, targeting operations by 2026. 💼 Appointment of RBC Capital Markets We are also pleased to announce RBC Capital Markets as our lead placement agent and financial advisor, guiding the financing of the CTS Hub and the Calgary Region Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Facility. Their expertise will be instrumental as we advance our RETI portfolio of low-carbon energy projects. 🌍 Commitment to Economic Reconciliation At Project Reconciliation, we are dedicated to economic reconciliation through substantial Indigenous ownership. This partnership with Sumitomo and the strategic guidance from RBC Capital Markets aligns with our mission to maximize shareholder value while upholding Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles. Our efforts reflect Canada’s TRC Calls to Action #92 and the UNDRIP Principles, emphasizing meaningful Indigenous participation in the energy transition landscape. 👏 Thank you to our partners for their support and commitment to shaping a sustainable future. For more information, visit https://lnkd.in/gKTsPbnk Read full press release here: https://lnkd.in/ggYGDfkV #ProjectReconciliation #SustainableEnergy #CarbonSequestration #EconomicReconciliation #RETI 3SumitomoCorporation #RBCCapitalMarkets #EnergyTransition #IndigenousPartnerships #Sumitomo #RBC #EconomicReconciliation #SustainableFuture #IndigenousOwnership #LowCarbonEnergy 🌿

🌟 Join us on May 16, 2024, for Moose Hide Campaign Day! 🌟 Moose Hide Campaign Day is just around the corner. This special day calls on all Canadians to stand together against violence towards women, children and two-spirited, fostering our collective journey of reconciliation. 👉 On Moose Hide Campaign Day, we invite you to participate and learn more at www.Moosehidecampaign.ca 🌅 Don't miss the Sunrise Ceremony, marking the beginning of the day with intention and unity. Tune in to the livestream from Victoria, BC, and witness the powerful sunrise from the East Coast of Canada, setting the tone for a day of action and reflection. 🙌 Together, we are making a change. Let's stand in solidarity, raise our voices, and take practical steps towards ending violence against women and children. Ready to take action? Sign up now at https://lnkd.in/g5AMF5VN and join us on Moose Hide Campaign Day to make a difference in our communities and beyond. #MooseHideCampaign #TakeAction #EndViolence #Reconciliation #Solidarity 🌟

🌷 Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible mothers out there! Today, we celebrate the strength, love, and wisdom that mothers bring to our lives. To the mothers within Indigenous communities and beyond, your resilience and nurturing spirit inspire us every day. Your dedication to your families, communities, and the well-being of future generations is unmatched. On this special day, Project Reconciliation honors and recognizes the vital role that mothers play in shaping our world. Your unwavering support and guidance pave the way for a brighter future for us all. May your day be filled with love, joy, and appreciation for all that you do. Thank you for being the heart of our families and the backbone of our communities. #MothersDay #Gratitude #Community #Strength #Love 🌷

🌟 Today, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to Erin Collins and Josh McLean at CBC News for amplifying our Chairman Robert Morin's voice and highlighting Project Reconciliation's pivotal role in Indigenous ownership of Trans Mountain. 💼 "The one thing that we all agree on, we do deserve a share of the revenue based off the resources being sold on our territory. What these initiatives are trying to change are those economic opportunities for the respective First Nations to share in the revenue base. Every First Nation has managed poverty since the signing of treaties and since the establishment of this country. That has to change," emphasizes Chairman Morin. 🌿 With Trans Mountain ownership, we're not merely talking about profits; we're discussing empowerment. Indigenous communities deserve a say in safeguarding our environment and shaping our collective future. 🌱 Through the Indigenous Sovereign Wealth Fund, we're securing generational prosperity, ensuring financial stability for today and tomorrow. Our model prioritizes transparent dialogue and respect for Indigenous rights, empowering communities through informed decision-making. 💼 Our unique approach guarantees equitable equity interest for participating Indigenous Nations, fostering collaboration and collective knowledge. By creating a new economic table for Indigenous voices, economic reconciliation becomes the path to true reconciliation. 🌊 With majority ownership, Indigenous communities gain control over environmental stewardship, ensuring the protection of our land for future generations. Our collaborative governance structures, incorporating Indigenous ways of knowing, benefit all Canadians. 💰 Notably, Indigenous communities won't require any upfront community money to purchase Trans Mountain. Bonds secured by tolls will be utilized, with approximately $430 million in annual revenue available to all communities after debt and operational costs are covered. 👏 Thank you CBC News, for shedding light on this transformative journey towards economic sovereignty and reconciliation. Together, we're paving the way for a brighter future for Indigenous communities across Canada. #ProjectReconciliation #IndigenousOwnership #TransMountain #EconomicSovereignty #IndigenousEmpowerment 🌟 https://lnkd.in/gCeyPG2H