At Enbridge, we are committed to early engagement and meaningful dialogue with Aboriginal and Native American people along our pipeline rights-of-way, based on mutual respect and trust.
Our approach to Aboriginal and Native American relations recognizes and respects the history, uniqueness and diversity of Aboriginal and Native American people in both Canada and the United States.
Enbridge's Aboriginal and Native American policy governs our interactions with Aboriginal and Native American people. Enbridge's policy lays out key principles for Aboriginal relations, such as respect for traditional ways and land, heritage sites, the environment, and recognition of unique legal and constitutional rights. The policy is designed to ensure that Aboriginal and Native American people near our projects and operations receive sustainable benefits.
As part of our engagement strategy, Enbridge aims to create opportunities that are aligned with the aspirations of many of the people within Aboriginal and Native American communities. These opportunities often include:
Enbridge forges mutually beneficial relationships with Aboriginal and Native American people. We strive to improve our own guidelines and programs to address the changing Aboriginal and Native American landscape in both Canada and the United States.