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Canada’s only 100% First Nations-owned sawmill producing 140 million board feet of certified, high-quality stud lumber per year.
Canada’s only 100% First Nations-owned specialty wood products and CCA wood preservation treatment facility.
NorSask Forest Products (MLTC) and Meadow Lake Mechanical Pulp (Paper Excellence) share 50/50 ownership in Mistik which provides essential forest management services and delivery of 1.3 million cubic metre of logs to forest product facilities.
NorSask Forest Products (MLTC), along with other First Nations and forest sector manufacturing facilities share ownership in Sakaw which provides essential forest management services on the Prince Albert FMA area.
A one-of-a-kind majority First Nation-owned partnership between a number of Saskatchewan First Nations and TR Petroleum providing exceptionally high-quality service and petroleum products throughout Saskatchewan to customers everywhere including the most challenging supply scenarios.
A majority First Nation-owned partnership between MLTC and TransGas providing natural gas storage capacity near Prud’homme, Saskatchewan for use by SaskEnergy.
A 100% First Nation-owned partnership between Peter Ballantyne Group of Companies (PBGOC), Prince Albert Development Corporation (PADC) and the Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC) with Super 8 Motel properties located in Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Meadow Lake and Vermilion, Albert.
A majority First Nation-owned partnership between MLTC and Trace Associates Inc. providing a broad mix of environmental consulting and associated project development services to clients everywhere.
A majority First Nation-owned partnership between MLTC and Wood River Controls Inc.’ who together in collaboration with Sasktel, is providing essential internet service supply to northern, rural and ‘last mile’ locations everywhere in Saskatchewan.
A majority First Nation-owned partnership between MLTC and the Thiessen family. Ceres Industries is the exclusive buyer of all ammonium sulphate crystal produced as a by-product from two uranium mining operations in northern Saskatchewan.
Canada’s only 100% First Nations-owned biomass-based combined heat and power facility producing 6.6 MW of baseload renewable energy for the SaskPower grid.
A 100% First Nations-owned solar installation producing 816 kWs of clean electricity for the SaskPower grid.
A 100% First Nations-owned partnership that focuses on development of major renewable energy projects.
A consortium of northern Saskatchewan communities own this long standing wild rice processing plant that enables growers in northern Saskatchewan to process their organic wild rice locally.