Our Commitment to Indigenous Reconciliation
At RUNDLECO, we are dedicated to fostering respectful, sustainable relationships with Indigenous communities. By aligning our practices with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s calls to action, we strive to contribute meaningfully to economic reconciliation and shared prosperity.
Building Trust, Respect, and Opportunity
RUNDLECO acknowledges the importance of reconciliation as an ongoing journey of creating and maintaining respectful relationships with Indigenous First Nations. Guided by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s principles and Call to Action #92, we are committed to adopting frameworks like the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).
Through meaningful consultation, equitable opportunities, and skills-based training, we aim to ensure Indigenous communities benefit from our economic development projects in a sustainable and impactful way.
How We Support Indigenous Reconciliation
Meaningful Consultation
We prioritize free, prior, and informed consent from Indigenous communities before undertaking economic development projects.
Equitable
Opportunities
Opportunities
Our projects ensure equitable access to jobs, training, and education for Indigenous peoples, fostering long-term benefits for communities.
Education and Awareness
RUNDLECO invests in training management and staff on the history, rights, and laws of Indigenous peoples to promote intercultural competency, conflict resolution, and anti-racism.
Sustainable Partnerships
Building trusted, long-term relationships with Indigenous communities is at the heart of everything we do.
Our Positive Footprint
Through our commitment to reconciliation, RUNDLECO has already made strides in enhancing Indigenous relationships and contributing to the prosperity of the communities where we work. We’re proud to extend our positive footprint, ensuring our operations support sustainability and cultural preservation.
Driving Sustainable Development
We believe that economic reconciliation is essential to fostering mutual growth. By involving Indigenous communities in our operations, we aim to:
Create community-driven economic benefits
Generate revenue streams for Indigenous nations.
Provide meaningful employment and training opportunities.
Core Principles of Indigenous Engagement
Trust and Communication
Mutual Benefits
Sustainability
Long-Term Impact
Let’s Build a Stronger Future Together
RUNDLECO welcomes opportunities to collaborate with Indigenous communities, organizations, and leaders.
Together, we can create impactful solutions that support economic reconciliation, sustainability, and shared success.