We currently partner with several Indigenous communities, proactively developing long-term relationships, even in communities we’re not yet working in. Our approach remains flexible, allowing us to structure innovative and adaptive cooperation models that are rooted in the ethics and values unique to each culture.
Our approach
Spirit of collaboration
Our track record of collaborating with Indigenous communities as partners, sub-contractors, neighbours, suppliers, and colleagues is strong and diverse.
Our partnership models have not only resulted in increased employment, but also in providing education, training, meaningful engagement, and economic participation to the communities we work with. Additionally, these models have generated various other community benefits, including but not limited to:
Contributing to housing additions and improvements in community infrastructure
Adding to community operations and construction vehicle fleets
Funding for social and cultural events
Post-secondary financial aid and tuition support
Support for local subcontractor and supplier development
Training of future leaders within the Indigenous Community
Our Commitment
Forging strong and supportive relationships
We are committed to working with Indigenous communities to promote constructive and mutually beneficial relationships. We do this by creating positive social and economic impact through engagement, partnership, and teamwork. Our Spirit of Collaboration initiative also offers support and assistance in accessing technical and financial resources, such as:
World-class safety programs, systems, and training
Access to an extensive equipment fleet and repair capabilities
Proposal/tender development and estimating
Contractor and subcontractor management
Project leadership experience and expertise
Morgan is also committed to proactively training community members to serve as project managers and sub-contractors. Even if we’re not yet in the area, we want to invest in the local community as much as possible in anticipation of working together on future projects.
Land Acknowledgement
For generations, the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit have inhabited and taken care of these lands. We acknowledge their presence, contributions, and heritage in the places we call home, and are grateful to the elders, cultural teachers, and environmental protectors of both present and past.
Partnership and engagement locations
At Morgan, we have formed partnerships and working relationships with Indigenous communities across Canada.
