At ATCO, we strive to build and maintain sincere, mutually beneficial relationships with Aboriginal communities based on respect, trust, understanding and transparency. Our many partnerships are contributing to sustainable economic and social development of Aboriginal communities across Canada.
ATCO has been recognized for its commitment to Aboriginal communities. Together with the Fort McKay First Nation, we were honoured for our joint venture partnership in the creation and operation of the Creeburn Lake Lodge, north of Fort McMurray.
These are just a few of our partnerships:
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Creeburn Lake Lodge - ATCO Structures & Logistics partners with Fort McKay First Nation in Northern Alberta in providing high-quality accommodation to workers in the oilsands region. |
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NorthwestTel - ATCO Structures & Logistics partners with Northern Aboriginal Services Company (NASCo) to operate and maintain 157 NorthwesTel microwave sites in the Northwest Territories, northern British Columbia, Nunavut and the Yukon. |
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Northland Utilities Enterprises - ATCO partners with the Denendeh Development Corporation to own Northland Utilities Enterprises, providing power to more than 10,000 customers in Trout Lake, Kakisa, Dory Point, Fort Providence, Enterprise, Hay River, Kátl’odeeche First Nation, N’dilo, Wekweeti and Yellowknife. |
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Inuvik Gas Ltd. - ATCO Midstream NWT Ltd. partners with AltaGas Utility Group Inc. and the Inuvialuit Petroleum Corporation in the Ikhil Joint Venture – the first natural gas development project north of the Arctic Circle. ATCO Midstream and its partners also own Inuvik Gas Ltd. which distributes natural gas to the town of Inuvik, serving more than 850 customers. |
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UQSUQ - ATCO Structures & Logistics partners with the Nunavut Petroleum Corporation (representing the Nunasi Corporation and Qikiqtaaluk Corporation) to lease and operate a bulk fuel storage facility and pipeline distribution system in Iqaluit, Nunavut. |
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Yukon Electrical - Yukon Electrical provides wholesale power through an Electric Service Agreement with the Dease River First Nation in Good Hope Lake, B.C. |