FIRST NATIONS/INUIT PARTNERSHIPS
Outland has been a pioneer in working with First Nations across the country. We have worked side by side with First Nation’s people in remote locations since our start in 1985. We recognize the desire for meaningful employment, respect for culture and environment and control of their communities’ futures. We emphasize cultural awareness. We use local suppliers, support local communities and involve FN people as employees and partners throughout our operations. Our commitment is to:
- Create jobs and training opportunities in the community
- Develop sustainable business partnerships in high-growth industries
- Share ongoing revenue streams
- Bring tangible economic benefits to the community
TANGMAARVIK INLAND CAMP SERVICES
Outland Camps has setup an Inuit Owned Company (TANGMAARVIK INLAND CAMP SERVICES) in Baker Lake, Nunavut. The company has been formed to provide a local platform that supports economic development in Baker Lake. TANGMAARVIK Inland Camp Services will focus on securing mining camp contracts, providing local employment and supporting community initiatives in Baker Lake.
TANGMAARVIK INLAND CAMP SERVICES
- Mining Camp Construction Services
- Mining Camp Management Services
- Mining Camp Catering Services
YOUTH TRAINING PROGRAMS
Outland’s range of training and employment initiatives illustrates a strong social consciousness with respect to the traditional lands and communities on or adjacent to our forest operations. Outland has become an industry leader in facilitating effective capacity building environments for First Nations youth and is committed to developing its northern workforce to reflect the imminent demographic shifts in Canada ’s northern populations.
- Youth development and mentoring programs
- Cooperative capacity building training/work initiatives
- Post training program employment opportunities available in Outland’s operations
Every training program is unique and we encourage you to contact us directly if you are interested in learning more about developing a First Nation Training Program.
FNNRYEP Brochure (Ontario)
SUSTAINED ACTION FIRE CREWS
Since 1997 Outland has employed 100's of Sustained action Fire Crews in Alberta and Ontario. These fire fighters are primarily from First Nations communities in the far north. In a busy fire year Outland will employ over 300 First Nations Fire Fighters from over 30 remote communities across Canada.
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