Development industry pushed to build ties with Indigenous groups

As it tackles the enormous task of building sufficient housing for a growing population, the Canadian development industry needs to recognize the power and potential of collaboration with Indigenous communities.
“Forming innovative partnerships with Indigenous groups has the potential to drive short-term revenue while also supporting long-term self-determination for Indigenous communities,” said Sean Willy, CEO of Creative Fire, an Indigenous-owned consulting firm based in Saskatoon.
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