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From ice rinks to education: how Indigenous energy ownership is building lasting prosperity
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From ice rinks to education: how Indigenous energy ownership is building lasting prosperity
On frigid winter nights in northern Alberta, the glow from the outdoor hockey rink warms Tyler Letendre’s heart. This year more than ever, the lights are bright, the ice is smooth, and the boards are solid — built to last, not patched together year after year like they used to be. For Letendre, the operations manager and economic development officer for Peerless Trout First Nation (PTFN), the rink is more than a place for friends and families t…
·Welland, Canada
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