Indigenous Partnerships
Radium North Inc. has achieved official certification as an Indigenous-owned and operated company. This milestone not only reflects our commitment to Indigenous values and economic empowerment but also strengthens our ability to serve our clients and partners with a unique perspective rooted in Indigenous culture and heritage.
This certification is a testament to the dedication of our team and the support of our community. We are excited to continue building meaningful relationships, contributing to the growth of Indigenous businesses, and delivering high-quality services with integrity and respect.
Thank you for being part of this journey with us!
Radium North Inc is committed to fostering lasting relationships with Indigenous communities for the long haul. We understand the importance of honouring and supporting Indigenous peoples, and that's why we're dedicated to integrating Indigenous perspectives, values, and benefits into our operations. By working hand in hand with Indigenous groups, we aim to create mutually beneficial partnerships that not only respect cultural heritage but also bring about positive impacts on the community. Through collaboration and respect, we strive to build a future where Indigenous voices are heard, valued, and uplifted in every project we undertake.
Radium North Inc is deeply committed to actively engaging with and supporting the communities where we operate and live. Our involvement is reflected through various corporate volunteering and sponsorships initiatives. We are enthusiastic participants in local after-school activities and serve on the planning committee for community foundations, regularly volunteering at their special events and fundraising efforts. We have also provided financial support for several key initiatives. In our commitment to fostering diversity, we strive to maintain a 20% Indigenous workforce. Additionally, we support and conduct demonstrations through Careers Next Generation Talent’s Indigenous Learning Circle and the Indigenous Youth Internship Program (YiiP), both designed to enhance equity and access to education and employment opportunities for Indigenous youth. Our ongoing efforts underscore our dedication to making a positive impact in the communities we serve.
We acknowledge that our Alberta and Newfoundland operations take place on the traditional territories covered by Treaties 4, 6, 7, 8, and 10 — the historic travelling routes, gathering places, and meeting grounds of many First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples. We recognize and respect the enduring connection of Indigenous Peoples to these lands and express our gratitude to the Knowledge Keepers and Elders, past and present.
