Willow Springs Strategic Solutions is proud to have supported and contributed to the creation of the Impact Assessment Guide & Toolkit for Indigenous Communities, and we extend our congratulations to everyone who played a role in bringing it to life. By helping bridge gaps and foster collaboration among Indigenous communities, industry, proponents, and the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada, this resource strengthens understanding of the assessment process and empowers communities to more effectively safeguard their rights, culture, and environment.

Are you navigating a federal impact assessment, whether through IAAC or the Major Projects Office, and need support? Reach out to us to see how we can help!

WSSS can help your community navigate the Alberta government’s Credible Assertion Process.

People navigating scows through the Cascade Rapids circa 1900. Credit: Julian Mills, Fort McMurray Historical Society, P2008.280.1.

Fort McKay Métis Nation: A Community History

“The Tipping Point Has Been Reached”: Implications of Yahey v. British Columbia in Alberta. Photo: A linear disturbance near Conklin, Alberta.

A History of Relations between Wood Buffalo National Park and Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation – Report Release

“How Much Longer?” - Read the reports.

Cover Art: Jorna Newberry, Waru Tjukurrpa, YEAR, © Jorna Newberry/SODRAC 2018; thanks to Japingka Gallery (www.japingkaaboriginalart.com) for provision and use of the image.

Tracks in the snow