Indigenous

Where we are 2024 has been a significant year for momentum in Indigenous economic reconciliation. The mainstreaming of Indigenous equity ownership in major projects has been a long-sought goal. Significant strides include: The final investment decision on the first Indigenous-owned LNG facility, Cedar LNG in B.C. The sale and purchase agreement completed by the Nisga’a […]

Canada is at an economic crossroads. In one direction, reconciliation points to a new generation of corporate thinking and government policy, leading to more Indigenous ownership, project decisions based on consent and a more sustainable approach to resource development.

Federal government’s 2023 budget commitments will empower Indigenous Peoples to play a vital role in helping Canada achieve its Net Zero goals.

We dissect the makings behind the Oneida Energy Storage project, a 50/50 private and public partnership with Six Nations of the Grand River.

In this episode, we discuss the vital importance of Canada’s Indigenous communities on the path to Net Zero.

It’s now clear that the national priorities of Net Zero and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples are inextricably linked. In the same spirit, we expect RBC’s reconciliation journey will increasingly intersect with our climate priorities.

We spoke with two Indigenous business leaders about how to build a just and equitable energy transition to a low-carbon economy.

In this special extended cut of the conversation, we hear more from Gladu on how oil and gas companies (such as Suncor) can prosper in a Net Zero world. – Disruptors

Building Bandwidth was always intended as a conversation starter. Here are five ideas for moving forward, based on insights from Indigenous techies across Canada.

RBC Thought Leadership outlines eight ways that governments, educators, and employers could help prepare Indigenous youth for the digital future.

In this episode of the Disruptors podcast, Trinh Theresa Do speaks with two community leaders who are working to ensure Indigenous youth can assume the leadership roles of tomorrow.