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Advancing energy progress through strong Indigenous partnerships

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Strong partnerships are shaping the future of Canada’s energy landscape. In a landmark agreement, the Stonlasec8 Alliance, representing 36 First Nations in B.C., will invest $715M for a 12.5% stake in Enbridge’s Westcoast pipeline. Supported by a $400M federal loan guarantee, the deal reflects growing Indigenous collaboration with Enbridge and a greater presence in shaping the nation’s economic future. Enbridge’s Westcoast system transports up to 3.6 billion cubic feet of natural gas daily, providing safe, secure, and affordable energy across B.C., Alberta, and the US Pacific Northwest. Learn more.

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