Indigenous Relations

We value fostering and enhancing relationships

with Indigenous communities

Our projects and operations provide avenues for Indigenous economic development and community growth. We engage respectfully and seek meaningful opportunities to support Truth and Reconciliation.

Collaborating and consulting with Indigenous communities and businesses has always been important to SECURE. We acknowledge that our projects may have impacts on lands traditionally used by Indigenous peoples for generations. We value the feedback and unique perspective that these Indigenous communities offer and seek to respond to any concerns in a timely and comprehensive manner.

SECURE acknowledges our facilities and the industries we serve exist on the traditional territories of multiple First Nations, Metis and Inuit peoples. We recognize the gifts and benefits the land provides. SECURE is committed to the principles of truth and reconciliation, sustainability and reclamation. Through our responsible business practices, partnerships and environmental stewardship we are contributing to a more equitable and just society.

INDIGENOUS ENGAGEMENT

Since SECURE’s inception in 2007, we have collaborated and built lasting relationships with Indigenous communities and businesses. This commitment can only be fulfilled through respectful engagement and providing opportunities for increased economic participation. Open and honest communication is key to maintaining respectful relationships and SECURE appreciates the feedback and distinctive perspective our Indigenous community partners provide.

PARTNERSHIP AND AGREEMENTS

SECURE has 14 Economic Partnership Agreements and six relationship agreements with Indigenous communities and business partners, ranging from Consultation and Engagement to Co-operation Agreements. As our business continues to grow and mature, so will our relationships with our Indigenous partners.

ECONOMIC INCLUSION

SECURE has a structured framework to support the communities where we operate, creating opportunities for greater economic participation in our business.

» Community engagement

» Employment and capacity building

» Economic inclusion (partnerships, joint ventures, equity participation)

$6M

SPENT WITH INDIGENOUS SUPPLIERS

INDIGENOUS SUPPLIERS USED

5.2%

OF VENDORS ARE INDIGENOUS-OWNED

Sustainability Report

Our Facilities & Landfills

Investor Materials

BUILDING TRUST
HONOURING TRADITIONs

We value fostering and enhancing relationships

with Indigenous communities

RESPECT, PARTNERSHIP,
PROGRESS

INDIGENOUS ENGAGEMENT

INDIGENOUS ENGAGEMENT

PARTNERSHIP AND AGREEMENTS

PARTNERSHIP AND AGREEMENTS

ECONOMIC INCLUSION

ECONOMIC INCLUSION