WMA Partners
Partnerships are central to how the WMA advances major opportunities. We work with developers, utilities, funders, service providers, governments, and other organizations whose expertise and participation help move projects forward. These relationships are built to support long-term Mi’kmaw participation, shared values, and clear alignment with the WMA’s mandate and role.
Our partnerships drive sustainable economic growth, renewable energy projects, and opportunities for Mi’kmaw communities. Below, we highlight some of our key partners whose support and expertise make our initiatives possible.
Natural Resources Canada is a federal department responsible for Canada’s natural resources, clean energy, energy efficiency, clean fuels, and related climate and resource-sector programs.
Mi’gmaq United Investment Network is an investment and profit-sharing entity created by New Brunswick Mi’gmaq First Nations to pursue economic opportunities and partnerships.
Atlantic Clean Energy is a clean energy financing and investment participant connected to renewable electricity development.
NRStor is a Canadian energy storage company that develops, owns, and operates battery and clean energy storage projects.
Canadian Alliance Commission is an Indigenous-owned business development firm that supports strategic partnerships between Indigenous Nations, project proponents, and service providers.
Canada Infrastructure Bank is a federal Crown corporation and infrastructure investor that provides repayable financing for revenue-generating infrastructure projects across Canada.