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What steps should Indigenous communities take to successfully navigate the complex transaction process with energy companies?

Delivering capital projects within First Nation and Indigenous communities presents unique aspects that require a tailored approach.

An asset retirement obligation (ARO) is the expected costs associated with the retirement of a tangible capital asset.

MNP has partnered with MLT Aikins to summarize Bill C-92, highlight the current constitutional challenges facing legislation, and provide an overview of the practical considerations for Indigenous communities who are considering creating their own child and family services legislation.

First Nations face several unique human resource challenges that can be managed by taking decisive steps and getting external help.

Explore the concept of Indigenous urban Reserves — what they are, why they exist, and how they impact the local municipality and economic scene.

The regional assessment of Ontario’s Ring of Fire region provides a better understanding of how to navigate Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) assessments more broadly.

A thorough gap analysis by MNP enabled the Kehewin Cree Nation to implement a more effective asset management program and update services to the community.

MNP provides advice to all parties involved in the Duty to Consult process, including public governments seeking to ensure meaningful consultation, private industry seeking to manage risk or build relationships and First Nation, Métis and Inuit governments seeking to protect their Section 35 rights.