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ARTICLE · 25 AUGUST 2022

Resource-Sharing Agreements: Partnering With Indigenous Groups

Much of the focus of Saskatchewan's economic rebound after the last few years of instability has been on the resource sector, both on new or alternative energy sources such as helium or small...

CanadaGovernment, Public Sector
Nikita B. Rathwell
Nikita B. Rathwell
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Much of the focus of Saskatchewan's economic rebound after the last few years of instability has been on the resource sector, both on new or alternative energy sources such as helium or small modular reactors, as well as traditional industries such as potash. Both new and existing proponents hoping to embark on new ventures in Saskatchewan will need to familiarize themselves with the Saskatchewan resource market and recognize that their proposed project is likely to take place on the traditional territory of at least one First Nation or Indigenous group in Saskatchewan. Proponents will therefore need to consider whether to seek out partnerships with First Nations, Indigenous groups, or Indigenous Community-Owned Businesses.

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