Work
From training to a job
We help community members move past barriers and into real employment — through engagement, skills assessment, customized training, and jobs on the Waasigan Transmission Line.
The path
Where work leads
A job on the Waasigan line is the first step, not the last one: training and employment, then a share in what gets built, then a business of your own.
- 2The heart of it
Ownership
Our partner First Nations help build the Waasigan line and hold agreements to share in its ownership. Economic reconciliation, made real.
How ownership works - 3A business of your own
Ode'min Circle
Build a business of your own, on the foundation the line gave you.
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Hiring highlight · Spring 2026 project newsletter
Building the line builds opportunity.
- 70%
- Of assembly crew members are Indigenous
- 6
- Assembly crews entirely Indigenous
- 3
- Skilled-trade training programs
- 1
- Full cohort graduated this spring
Who this is for
Community members from our seven partner First Nations — especially those facing barriers to accessing training and employment. We meet people where they are and build a path forward.
Ready to get started?
Talk to our Indigenous Engagement, Training & Employment lead.
Indigenous Engagement, Training & Employment
Sheldon Adams
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