Join us for the Second Annual Saskatchewan Energy & Natural Resources Forum, hosted by the Saskatchewan First Nations Natural Resource Centre of Excellence (the Centre)  in association with Deloitte. This three-day event is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to engage with financial sector and business leaders, government officials, and international stakeholders as we explore the transformative potential of First Nations’ leadership in North America’s energy transition. 

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To see all the 2026 Forum details and registration options, follow the link below. We hope you can join us!

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WHAT TO EXPECT

The Forum will gather domestic and international thought leaders to discuss innovative approaches that braid First Nations’ Inherent and Treaty Rights with the development of future energy and natural resource projects. Discussions will focus on four key themes:

• Major Project Equity & Ownership – Advancing economic partnerships and investment opportunities.
• Workforce Development – Building capacity and creating pathways to energy and resource careers.
• Leadership in Continental Value Chains – Strengthening First Nations’ role in North American energy and resource markets.
• Cultural & Environmental Sustainability and Stewardship – Honoring traditions while driving sustainable development.

WORDS OF WELCOME

Wherever you come from, you will feel the spirit and strength of our land.

​sâskwatôn (Saskatoon) is located within Treaty 6 Territory. These lands and waters have long been an Inherent place of gathering, ceremony, trade, and travel for the nêhiyawak (Cree), Anishinabek (Saulteaux), Denesuline (Dene), Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota people.

We acknowledge that Treaties 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 are living agreements — sacred covenants rooted in mutual respect, shared responsibility, and the promise of peaceful coexistence. We honour our ancestors whose footsteps have marked these lands for generations and recognize the enduring presence, strength, and contributions of First Nations since time immemorial. 

We pay our deepest respect to this land of extraordinary beauty and responsibility. As we renew our relationships with one another and commit to building strong, meaningful, and lasting partnerships, we do so with gratitude for the resilience and self-determination of our First Nations people and communities.

We give thanks for the opportunity to live, work, and thrive on our traditional lands — and we welcome you to feel at home here as well.