Indigenous Partnerships
- Bravo Target Safety is committed to Indigenous inclusion through continuous learning, strong relationships, and sustainable business partnerships.
- All of Bravo Target’s work is conducted on Indigenous traditional territories. Bravo Target recognizes First Nation, Inuit, and Metis Indigenous Rights under the Constitution of Canada and respects their connection with the land and its natural resources.
- Bravo Target embraces Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission's (TRC's) Call to Action #92 which recognizes the role that businesses play in reconciliation efforts and emphasizes the importance of fostering respectful and mutually beneficial relationships between Indigenous peoples and the corporate sector.
We are a proud member of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB). The CCIB is dedicated to strengthening and enhancing the Indigenous economy by promoting business relationships, opportunities, and visibility for all members.Current Indigenous Partners
Bravo Target Safety has developed formal relationships with Indigenous community-owned businesses with the goal of providing long-term socio-economic benefits by way of revenue sharing and donations for student scholarships and community cultural events.
Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation
In the Fort McMurray region or Treaty No. 8, we are proud to operate as Acden Bravo Target. Acden is one of Canada’s largest Aboriginal corporations providing essential services for operators, constructors and producers of resource, energy, environmental and construction projects. Acden is wholly-owned by Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation.Â
To learn more about Acden and its services, please visit its website.
Enoch Cree Nation
Enoch Cree Nation is a proud First Nation situated in Treaty No. 6 Territory in central Alberta, bordering the city of Edmonton’s west side. Bravo Target Safety is partnered with Enoch Construction Limited to provide industrial safety services to customers in Central Alberta.
Learn more about the Enoch Cree Nation here.
HEART LAKE FIRST NATION
Heart Lake First Nation (HLFN) is an Indigenous community located within the Treaty No. 6 Territory approximately 70 kilometers northeast of Lac La Biche, Alberta. Bravo Target and Heart Lake First Nation’s partnership operates under a Memorandum of Understanding delivering safety services on the traditional territory and surrounding areas of Heart Lake First Nation.Â
To learn more about HLFN, please visit their website.
GITGA'AT FIRST NATION
Gitga’at First Nation is an Indigenous community located in Hartley Bay, British Columbia. Bravo Target Safety has partnered with Gitga’at’s wholly owned business, Gitga’at Development Corporation, to provide industrial medical and safety services to customers in the northwest BC region.
Learn more about the Gitga’at First Nation here.
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