Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 105

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers in Prince Rupert, BC serves as a local branch of the national organization, representing postal workers in labor negotiations and advocating for their rights and benefits. With a focus on fostering a fair and equitable working environment, the organization works to address issues related to wages, working conditions, and job security for its members in the postal industry. Generated from their business information

Ecotrust Canada is dedicated to building an economy that supports the well-being of both communities and the natural environment. Through a multifaceted approach encompassing clean energy solutions, climate resilience, sustainable food systems, and Indigenous homelands, the organization seeks to revitalize local economies while promoting cultural and ecological integrity. With initiatives like the Home Energy Savings Program and the North Coast Innovation Lab, Ecotrust Canada empowers Indigenous communities and focuses on holistic, community-led governance for sustainable housing. The organization acknowledges and respects the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples, emphasizing collaboration between government, Indigenous leadership, and civil society for impactful change. Generated from the website

The North Coast Skeena First Nations Stewardship Society (NCSFNSS) was established in 2005 to facilitate collaboration among First Nations people on the British Columbia North Coast and lower Skeena River, focusing on projects that provide shared value and tangible benefits to member and partner Nations. Its member Nations include Gitgaat First Nation, Kitsumkalum First Nation, Gitxaala First Nation, and Kitselas First Nation. NCSFNSS supports its member and partner Nations through two primary programs: Fisheries and Cumulative Effects. Additionally, it is involved in initiatives like the Great Bear Sea, a partnership with the government of British Columbia and 18 First Nations aimed at developing marine management plans for a vast ocean area extending from the Alaska border to Campbell River on Vancouver Island. Generated from the website