Nauticol
202 6 Ave SW Suite 1500 Calgary, AB, Canada

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We work collaboratively and responsibly, establishing long-lasting relationships, and create opportunities for meaningful engagement with our community and the Indigenous Peoples. Nauticol is committed to building and maintaining positive and collaborative relationships with Indigenous communities. Horse Lake First Nation Human Resources Department Duncan's First Nation Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation Administration Updates MonaLee Horseman

We are excited to be part of this event with PCL Construction and United Way Alberta Northwest. Making investments in the communities that support our projects is a key to success for Nauticol. Chris Pullen Phil Troyer Gezim Veliu Vickram Minhas Tyler Schmidt Spartan Controls Leanne Bradley Terri Ellen Sudnik Save the Date! If you are interested to be involved in this event, please PM.

Today is a wonderful day as we celebrate the announcement of the Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Fund and what this will mean for our Indigenous partners and surrounding communities.

HOCC is a wholly owned and managed First Nations company. We have repeatedly created career opportunities for local community members within Treaty 8. We have... a deep relationship with our lands. We strive to minimize our impact on the environment. Contact HOCC today.

We value proactive and collaborative approaches to opportunities. City of Grande Prairie. Bill Given. Chrystia Freeland

Looking forward to this event and making a difference for our communities with PCL Construction United Way Alberta Northwest

Nauticol is proud to be mentioned by Mayor Bill Given and Economic Development Manager Christopher King in Business in Calgary’s December 2019 article about Grande Prairie's economic resiliency. We strive to find opportunities that promote collaborations and achieve sustainable long term social and economic benefits. The County of Grande Prairie No. 1 offers one of the most vibrant, entrepreneurial and business-friendly economic climates in North America, and we are happy to be a part of it. View the digital copy of the magazine here: https://issuu.com/businessincalga//bic_december2019_web/22

Today Nauticol participated in Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation's career fair alongside Women Building Futures and PCL Construction. Nauticol is proud of the positive and collaborative relationships that we are continuing to build with Indigenous communities in the vicinity of our projects. These relationships are based on respect for Indigenous rights, traditions, knowledge and perspectives and are focused on creating long-term opportunities for Indigenous communities. We spoke with many great individuals today and are excited for the opportunities to come.

Tonight Leo De Bever, Nauticol's Chairman of the Board, joined CBC News Calgary's Andrew Brown to discuss Bill 22 and its potential impacts on Alberta. As Former CEO of AIMCo, Leo Possesses over 30 years of experience through financial, government and investment sectors. Watch the full stream of Leo's discussion and insights here: https://www.cbc.ca/player/news/Canada/Calgary.

Nauticol attended with PCL Construction and Spartan Controls the Alberta Budget Discussion presented by Minister of Finance, Travis Toews in Grande Prairie this morning. Thank You to the Grande Prairie & District Chamber of Commerce for hosting. Nauticol values the proactive and collaborative approach to solutions. Nauticol PCL Construction Spartan Controls

Thank you to Grande Prairie MLA Tracy Allard for expressing your support for our vision and for hosting us and our partners, PCL Construction. With government support through programs such the Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation and Petrochemicals Diversification program, and through expedited regulatory processes, Nauticol is proposing to accelerate the build time of our Grande Prairie project, which at full completion is expected to contribute over $2.1 billion in ...tax revenue to the province of Alberta. Through this continued cooperation with the Alberta government, Nauticol plans to construct all 3 proposed methanol units simultaneously, effectively accelerating the project build by up to 3 years and creating an additional 5000 jobs in Alberta. Having recently reached several key regulatory milestones, as well as signing an agreement with TC Energy to connect our facility to the TC natural gas pipeline network, Nauticol will continue to work with our First Nations partners and the government to reach our 2020 construction target and get more Albertans back to work. @TravisToews

Mark Tonner from Nauticol and Chris Pullin from PCL Construction joined me at the Legislature Thursday for Question Period. Great to have you to stop by my office afterwards!!! I am so excited to support your amazing project in the Grande Prairie area!!