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Indigenous

Relations

Informations sessions regarding Indigenous

procurement

Number 22 Not accounted for Informations sessions offered to organizations,

communities, band councils, or others Indige-

nous organizations to inform and promote the

procurement of Indigenous goods and ser-

vices in our operations (including during the

proposal phase).

Indigenous procurement of goods or ser-

vices from Indigenous businesses

$1,758,493 655,000 An Indigenous business can be:

A band as def ined by the Indian Act;

A sole proprietorship;

A limited company;

A co-operative;

A partnership;

A not-for-prof it organization;

in which Indigenous persons have at least 51%

ownership and control.

Leaders and managers involved in

representation activites in line with

Indigenous relations

Number of

events and

number of

people

8 events

17 people

Not accounted for Leaders and managers who participated in

events and Indigenous gatherings with the

goal of creating relationships between our

organizations, education ourselves, and

strengthening our ties with Indigenous

peoples.

Ceremonies or activites organized with

Indigenous communities

Number of

events and

number of

people

3 events

11 people

19 events

174 people

GRI 413-1 Participation in Indigenous activities and

ceremonies by Pomerleau employees to

promote education and awareness amongst

our employees.

Theme Subject Indicator Unit 2022 Performance 2021 Performance

Reporting

framework

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