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INDIGENOUS RELATIONS
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As a proudly Métis-owned, operated, and managed company, Rivacore draws upon our deep-rooted connections with the Manitoba Métis Federation and Indigenous communities to deliver exceptional services and contribute to positive change. We are a recognized member of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB), connecting us to a national network of Indigenous and non-Indigenous organizations and enhancing our capacity to learn, grow, and drive meaningful partnerships.

 

We actively seek out collaborations with fellow Indigenous-owned businesses to strengthen our communities and support economic self-determination. Our project choices prioritize efforts that help Indigenous communities, whether by improving infrastructure, boosting local capacity, or protecting cultural heritage. 

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We proactively participate in CCIB and other organized tradeshows, conferences, and workshops to continually deepen our understanding of best practices in Indigenous relations and reconciliation. 

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Our heritage and understanding allow us to approach our work with empathy, respect, and a genuine commitment. With every project, we invest our expertise and resources to create meaningful opportunities and foster a brighter future for Indigenous peoples. 

NOTABLE PROJECTS

  • Neskantaga First Nation, Teacherage Residence

  • Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Water Treatment Plant Upgrade

  • Pikangikum First Nation, Cultural Learning & Community Centre

  • Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nation, Waste Water Treatment Plant & Collection System

  • Tataskweyak Cree Nation, Split Lake Subdivision Expansion

  • Sandy Lake, Board of Education Playground

  • Pikangikum First Nation, Fire Hall

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