Latest from the BioEnergy Project
- Grinding it out in Saskatchewan – Logging & Sawmilling Journal 2022 Jul 18, 2022
- CCAB Aboriginal Business Report – Spring 2022 Mar 25, 2022
- Bright Future for Indigenous-led Renewable Energy Project – ThinkSask Feb 18, 2022
- A first for Saskatchewan: Inside MLTC’s new Bioenergy Centre Feb 4, 2022
- Sustainable drying: NorSask’s new continuous kiln to run off sawmill residuals Dec 17, 2021
- MLTC BioEnergy Spotlight on Sask Business Minute Sep 22, 2021
Latest from the Solar Farm
- What is Solar Energy and How does it Work Jul 28, 2020
- Our new website! Jul 3, 2020
Latest from the Tribal Council
- First Graduating Class Of The Indigenous Birth Support Worker Program – Class of 2022/2023 Jun 29, 2023
- Media Release – Accreditation Canada – June 26th 2023 Jun 26, 2023
- Official Grand Opening of The Meadow Lake Dialysis Unit. May 25, 2023
- Ministikwan Lake Cree Nation opens Youth/Prevention Centre May 16, 2023
- MEADOW LAKE TRIBAL COUNCIL INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENTS RECEIVES 2023 ABORIGINAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AWARD Apr 17, 2023
- Government of Canada invests up to $37 million to bring high-speed Internet and mobile connectivity to economic regions across Saskatchewan Mar 20, 2023
How Indigenous participation in forest management is changing resource development in Canada
/in NewsThe symbiotic relationship between the forestry sector and Indigenous peoples has grown to be recognized as a fundamental part of growth and sustainability for all parties involved. There has been a concerted shift in the way Indigenous peoples engage in resource development in Canada. Despite a long history of exclusion, there is now recognition of […]
MLTC Communities & Economic Development 2022
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/in Press ReleasesIn the past few years, Saskatchewan’s forestry and bioenergy industries have seen a big boost, with multiple new investments announced and projects underway. One such project is the Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC)’s new Bioenergy Centre in Meadow Lake, Sask., which is currently under construction. The Bioenergy Centre will use residual wood waste from nearby […]
MLTC BioEnergy Spotlight on Sask Business Minute
/in NewsMeadow Lake Tribal Council is building a biomass power generation plant at their NorSask sawmill in Meadow Lake.
Bioenergy centre on schedule
/in NewsThe Meadow Lake Tribal Council Bioenergy Centre is 12 months away from being fully functional, and those behind the project couldn’t be more pleased with the progress made on the facility thus far. “Everything is going well and we’re completely on schedule,” noted Al Balisky, president of Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC) Industrial Investments, the […]