Indigenous equity deals are moving from percentages to power 

At IPSS, legal, finance, and industry leaders unpacked how Indigenous equity in major projects really gets done, from custom governance and capital structures to the patient trust-building that makes partnerships durable.

Á’a líya Warbus on culture, youth, and shared leadership

At IPSS 2025, the Stó:lō leader tied economic reconciliation to language, land, and youth, and called for solving problems on the same bench.

From the Pacific to the Prairies, reconciliation is friendship

Crystal Smith and Jerry Daniels say reconciliation is partnerships that deliver at home.

IPSS 2025 shifted the conversation on Indigenous-led projects across Canada

The time for talk is over, and now is the era of building and building fast, now led by Indigenous voices and leaders.

Pioneering Partnerships: The Indigenous Partnership Success Showcase Celebrates Five Years of Reconciliation in Action with June 5-6 event

Be part of IPSS this June as we mark five years of showcasing reconciliation in action at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

Indigenous people can decide for themselves what to invest in

A federally guaranteed Indigenous loan program is reconciliation progress, but only if it respects Indigenous agency.

First Nations fight BC fish farm closures

Wei Wai Kum and We Wai Kai Nations take the federal government to court while Ottawa delays a decision on their salmon farming operations.

Minister accused of ignoring First Nations voices

“This minister does not seem to grasp what real reconciliation means when it comes to aquaculture and salmon farming,” says Wei Wai Kum First Nation Chief.

Aquaculture: First Nations push for collaboration over conflict

First Nations summit aims to move decades-old aquaculture conflict to a new place of collaboration led by Indigenous seafood partnerships.