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About Project Reconciliation

Project Reconciliation is a transformative initiative committed to ensuring that Indigenous people have a rightful seat at the economic table in energy transition (#RETI) and infrastructure projects. Our mandate revolves around three distinct and independent initiatives, each aimed at empowering Indigenous communities and driving equitable economic participation. 1. Reconciliation Energy Transition Inc. (#RETI): As an independent and privately owned development company, #RETI is dedicated to fostering material Indigenous ownership in Canada's emerging low-carbon energy transition economy. By facilitating material Indigenous participation and representation in this sector, we strive to reshape the energy landscape while advancing sustainable development. 2. Reconciliation Inc. (Rec inc.): Our proposal for 100% Indigenous ownership of Trans Mountain Corp., known as Rec inc., seeks to redefine the narrative surrounding major infrastructure projects. This initiative advocates for Indigenous voices to be heard and valued in decision-making processes, ensuring that Indigenous communities have a significant say and ownership in projects that directly impact their lands and livelihoods. 3. Indigenous Sovereign Wealth Fund (ISWF): Recognizing the importance of capital in empowering Indigenous communities, Project Reconciliation is committed to the creation of the Indigenous Sovereign Wealth Fund. This fund will channel Indigenous capital towards sustainable investments, fostering inter-generational wealth creation and long-term economic prosperity for Indigenous nations. Our framework for Indigenous inter-generational wealth creation is designed to support nations in transitioning from managing poverty to managing wealth. Join us on this transformative journey as we work towards a future where Indigenous communities have an active and influential role in shaping the economic landscape. Together, we can build a more inclusive, equitable, and prosperous Canada.

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