Issue 1 2026 – Chiefs of Ontario Advocate magazine 
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Barry and Laurie Green Family Trust ............................11
Better Building Solutions ........................................... 29 
www.betterbuildingsolutions.ca
Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) ................. 33 
https://www.cupw.ca/
Catalyste+ ...............................................................8-9 
www.catalysteplus.org
Debajehmujig Storytellers ...........................................21 
https://debaj.ca
EECOL Electric ............................................................ 34 
www.eecol.com
First Nations Power Authority ..................................... 35 
https://fnpa.ca/
First Nations Technical Institute ...................................13 
www.fnti.net
Freight Managers Inc. ................................................ 35 
https://freightmanagers.com/
ADVOCATE
THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE CHIEFS OF ONTARIO
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES DIRECTORY
Graham ......................................................................19 
www.grahambuilds.com
IHS Works .................................................................. 22 
www.ihsworks.ca
Indigenous Tourism Ontario .......Inside Back Cover, Digital 
www.indigenoustourismontario.ca
International Union of Operating Engineers – IUOE  
Local 793 .....................................................................4 
www.iuoelocal793.org
Jarislowsky Fraser Limited ....................Inside Front Cover 
www.jflglobal.com
JFK Law LLP ............................................................... 25 
www.jfklaw.ca
Kenora Sexual Assault Centre ..................................... 22 
https://kenorasexualassaultcentre.ca/
Lakehead Airways ...................................................... 33 
https://www.lakeheadairways.com/
MNP LLP .....................................................................17 
www.mnp.ca/ca/industries/indigenous-services
National Indigenous Diabetes Association ................... 35 
www.nada.ca
Niagara Peninsula Energy Inc. .................................... 35 
www.npei.ca
Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund .............................17 
www.nadf.org
Nishnawbe Aski Police Service – NAPS ...................... 22 
www.joinnaps.ca
Northern Ontario Wires Inc. ........................................ 34 
www.northernontariowires.com
Ontario Aboriginal Lands Association OALA ................. 23 
www.oala-on.ca
Ontario Energy Board ..................................................15 
www.oeb.ca/stakeholder-engagement/consultation-
indigenous-peoples
Ontario Pipe Trades Council ................Outside Back Cover 
www.optc.org
Ontario Power Generation .............................................3 
www.opg.com
Ontario Sheet Metal Workers’ &  
Roofers’ Conference ................................................... 22 
www.osmwrc.com
Power Workers’ Union ................................................ 38 
www.pwu.ca
Remcan Projects ........................................................ 28 
www.remcanprojects.com
Sheet Metal Workers’ & Roofers’ Local 30 ..................16 
www.smwia-l30.com
Six Nations Polytechnic ...............................................31 
www.snpolytechnic.com
Taske Technology ............................................29, Digital 
www.taske.com
The Language Foundry ................................................31 
www.languagefoundry.com
The State Group Inc. .................................................. 34 
www.stategroup.com
Turtle Lodge Trading Post ............................................37 
www.turtlelodgetradingpost.ca
Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health .......................... 23 
www.wabano.com
Waswanay Consulting Inc. .................................7, Digital 
https://www.waswanay.ca/
Water First ..................................................................27 
www.waterfirst.ngo
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As a union, we recognize that 
reconciliation is a long-term commitment 
that must be advanced together.
Our members power Ontario communities by operating 
and maintaining nuclear, hydroelectric, gas, wind and 
biomass generating stations. They then ensure this energy 
makes it to your home through sustaining and repairing 
Ontario's transmission and distribution lines, at all times of 
the day and in all weather conditions.
Guided by the Indigenous Relations Committee, which is 
comprised of Indigenous union members, the PWU has 
taken meaningful steps to embed reconciliation into its 
policies and procedures through an ongoing Indigenous 
Reconciliation Action Plan. The plan includes concrete 
timelines for action and reflects a commitment to 
accountability at every level throughout the organization.

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