Our Impact

MLTC Industrial Investments was created in 2012 by the nine First Nations comprising the Meadow Lake Tribal Council. The corporation was brought into existence to produce successful economic development through business investment and growth. MLTCII directly maintains the four wholly-owned companies NorSask Forest Products, NorthWind Forest Products, MLTC Bioenergy Centre and the MLTC Solar Farm. MLTCII also has responsibility to assist MLTC Resource Development Inc. with the oversight of all the companies’ limited partnerships. The Meadow Lake Tribal Council has been active for nearly 40 years and have used their economic development corporations to make the most of available resources and contribute to the ongoing development and success of its nine First Nations. MLTCII is a well-known brand name that serves as a model of good governance, program delivery and economic development. The creation of an independent board of directors is a necessary strength in order to look for and manage growth opportunities. MLTC benefits from maximized efficiencies in administration, banking, and operations which reduces costs and enables the growth agenda.

Our Mission

MLTCII will build, operate and partner with successful and profitable companies that:

  • Create products and services of value to its customers;
  • Offer a safe and rewarding workplace for its employees;
  • Create financial and social dividends for its shareholders; and
  • Value and contribute meaningfully to the communities in which they operate.

Our Vision

MLTCII will be Canada’s foremost and best-managed Indigenous-owned business company providing sustained employment and financial benefits resulting in increasing opportunity, well-being and overall prosperity for its First Nation membership.

Our Values

  • Governance

    Good governance, high accountability, trusting relationships, good communication and savvy leadership.

  • Stability

    Stable and long term financial benefits accruing back to the First Nations comprising MLTC.

  • Financial Wellbeing

    Increasing profitability for our businesses, partners, shareholders, and communities.

  • Resilience

    Promoting and celebrating the success and resilience of existing businesses.

  • Responsibility

    Ethically-run operations: safe workplaces, well-managed operations, fair treatment of employees and a clean environment.

  • Participation

    Active and strategic participation in the economy.

  • Growth

    Investment, growth and diversification in new business opportunities.

  • Opportunity

    Generation of employment opportunities with emphasis on hiring of MLTC First Nation members.