Enhance’s Commitment
to Reconciliation
Our vision for Reconciliation is to contribute to collaborative understanding and genuine relationships with Indigenous communities. What we do creates meaningful change with positive benefits in and around the communities in which we work.
Our vision for Reconciliation is to contribute to collaborative understanding and genuine relationships with Indigenous communities. What we do creates meaningful change with positive benefits in and around the communities in which we work.
Our Commitment
As part of our commitment to reconciliation, we have four areas of focus:
Accountability
Remain accountable, with continuous measurement and progress reporting.
Genuine Relationships
Foster genuine relationships with Indigenous communities by spending time in community.
Building Knowledge
Build knowledge through learning resources, knowledge sharing opportunities, and participation in events.
Workplace Opportunities
Provide employment and procurement opportunities, and create a culture of belonging.
As part of our commitment to reconciliation, we have four areas of focus:
- We use equitable capacity-building, labour, and procurement practices, which includes support for Indigenous youth, employment of Indigenous Peoples and use of Indigenous-owned businesses.
- We are committed to meaningful change with Indigenous communities through increased internal knowledge and dedication of time and resources for engagement.
About the Artwork
Four Connections, by Kenneth Letander, highlights the stories, cultures, and journeys of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit (Indigenous) Peoples. At the center is a circle, symbolizing connection across its four quadrants. In the lower left, a city skyline appears with two trees. Within the buildings, outlines of a teepee (symbolizing shelter and safety) and a turtle (symbolizing knowledge) are visible, representing urban Indigenous Peoples. The art serves as a reminder of the importance of engaging with and acknowledging Indigenous communities living in cities.
About the Artist
Kenneth Letander, BSW, MBA, is First Nations (Ojibway) artist from Manitoba, Canada’s Treaty Two area. Ken Letander is an internationally recognized artist, and his art has been featured across Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Germany.
Read our stories of
community impact:
Hamlet of Haynes gets a new playground
Enhance staff members spend the day in Haynes, Alberta building a new community playground
Lessons learned from the True Reconcili-ACTION Conference
Enhance Energy sponsored and attended the event as part of its commitment to pursuing engagement opportunities with Indigenous Peoples and communities.
Enhance helps the Stettler Air Cadets take flight
Enhance donated a refurbished computer to help the Stettler Cadets restore the vintage Dreamflyer.
