Tidal Strategies partnered with the Indigenous Advisory and Monitoring Committee for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project (IAMC-TMX) to bring together 129 First Nation and Métis Nation communities in a landmark engagement initiative.

The Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Water Summit was a two-day event held in Thunder Bay in February 2025.

Tidal Strategies collaborated with the Indigenous Monitoring Subcommittee (IMSC) to create a pioneering, Indigenous-led Compliance Verification Activity (CVA) process, tailored to address specific cultural and environmental impacts often overlooked by standard regulatory frameworks.

The Tidal team partnered with senior leaders at Kingsrose to develop a concept for a sustainability strategy that is market-leading, incorporating innovative practices, alignment with industry standards, and a forward-thinking approach that sets it apart from competitors. The challenge was to also ensure it was fit for purpose and fully deliverable.

Tidal partnered with the Line 3 Indigenous Advisory and Monitoring Committee (IAMC) to facilitate a strategic planning retreat that marked a pivotal moment for the Committee’s future direction.

Tidal partnered with New Gold to collaboratively design a refreshed sustainability strategy that places environmental stewardship, community engagement, and Indigenous rights at the heart of their operations, while ensuring the strategy is deliverable and achievable.