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ConstructConnect Project Research – September 30, 2025
Across Canada, Indigenous communities are taking a leading role in shaping some of the country’s largest infrastructure, energy, and development projects. From LNG facilities to healthcare complexes, these initiatives highlight how Indigenous partnerships are driving economic growth and sustainable futures.
🔹 LNG Canada Expansion – Phase 2, Kitimat (CAD $25B)
A massive expansion to double LNG output to 28M tonnes/year, fast-tracked by the Canadian government.
🔹 Ksi Lisims LNG Project, Nisga’a Nation, BC (CAD $10B)
A floating LNG facility producing 12M tonnes annually, located on Nisga’a treaty lands.
🔹 WAHA Healthcare Complex, Moosonee, ON (CAD $1.8B)
A new healthcare hub replacing Moose Factory Island’s aging hospital with modern facilities.
🔹 Willingdon Lands Master Plan, Burnaby, BC (CAD $1B)
A multi-phased residential, commercial, and office development led by Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.
🔹 Sen̓áḵw Development, Vancouver, BC (CAD $914M)
A groundbreaking Squamish Nation-led project featuring 4,700 housing units plus office and retail space.
🔹 Windy Ridge Power Project, Nova Scotia (CAD $660M)
A 340MW wind power facility set to transform renewable energy in Colchester County.
🔹 One Sky Forest Products OSB Mill, Saskatchewan (CAD $400M)
A new mill producing 600M square feet of Oriented Strand Board annually, creating jobs and boosting Indigenous forestry.
These projects are more than construction milestones — they represent reconciliation in action, Indigenous economic leadership, and community-driven sustainability.
