Métis Nation of Alberta
Energy and Climate Change Community Engagement Sessions – Métis Nation of Alberta
Locations: In-person and online (see below for more details)
Do you work in the energy sector or have thoughts about the transition away from fossil fuels? All Citizens of the Otipemisiwak Métis Government are welcome for conversation about where our energy comes from, the changing climate and how we advocate for Métis needs.
Traditional decision-making often overlooks the needs and interests of fossil fuel workers, Indigenous peoples, and our communities. These sessions aim to cut through the noise by engaging in discussions specific to the Citizens of the Otipemisiwak Métis Government.
- March 2 – Medicine Hat
- March 3 – Calgary
- March 12 – Smoky Lake
- March 13 – Fort McMurray
- March 1 – High Prairie
- March 20 – Fort Vermillon
- March 23 – Edmonton
- March 24, 25, 26 – Online
- A $100 honorarium for your time and contributions
- Reimbursement for travel expenses, or arranged transportation (available upon request)
- Reimbursement for child- or dependent-care as needed.
Edmonton
Community Talks Event – Edmonton Karhiio Ward (THIRD SESSION)
Registration Deadline: July 11th, 2025
We welcome you to participate in any and all of these events. You’re encouraged to attend as many as you’d like! Simply register and sign up for the ones you plan to join—we can’t wait to see you there!
We are excited to bring together community members for a meaningful conversation about your ideas and solutions for community development and diversification.
Our second session for Edmonton’s Karhiio ward (Southern Edmonton) is happening on July 12th!
This marks the THIRD AND FINAL of three sessions we will host in Karhiio. This will be the last session of this series which will wrap up the findings for this area. Everyone new and pervious is welcome.
We previously held three successful sessions in Dene and Sherwood Park, which were completed in late 2024 and early 2025.
Changes in our economic, social, and environmental landscape are impacting people in Canada across all walks of life. Join us as we bring together community members to talk about your ideas and solutions for community development and diversification.
Communities
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Saskatchewan
Why Attend?
Canada’s economy is changing. We believe that listening to a diversity of people and opinions is vital to shaping a future where everyone can belong and thrive.
Community Talks events are small group conversations led by community members. We’ll start the discussion and where it goes is up to you. We’re here to listen.
- Connect with your neighbours
- Free food!
- Learn how others are thinking about extreme weather, job expansion and economic opportunities.
- Financial incentives ($100/person)
- Child care and travel costs will be reimbursed