Indigenuity
Consulting Group Inc.
weaving two worlds together
Integrity and Experience Working For You
As an Indigenous owned company, we recognize the importance of Indigenous culture and values. We are committed to incorporating culturally appropriate approaches in everything we do. We work hard to ensure that our clients understand the benefits of being inclusive and culturally aware in the projects we undertake together.
Since 2000, Indigenuity has established a reputation as a leader in building meaningful relationships with Indigenous people by facilitating critical dialogue and decision-making processes between parties. We help our clients reach success through strategic approaches and creative solutions.
Indigenuity works with Indigenous, Federal, Provincial, and Municipal governments, Indigenous communities and organizations, business and industry. Our projects cover a wide variety of topics such as climate change and adaptation, employment and training, organizational development, housing, wildlife and resource management, culture and arts, inclusion and diversity, consultation, communications and negotiation of benefit and relationship agreements for major projects.
We’re With You Every Step of The Way
We take pride in our success in ensuring that our work is culturally responsive and reflects the unique values and worldviews of Indigenous communities, as well as the values and interests of the range of clients that we work with.
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Our Team
Cheryl Brooks
President
Catherine Palmer
Senior Associate
Brock Endean
Senior Associate
Gaileen Flaman
Project Coordinator
June 2023 Notice to Clients
Indigenuity Consulting Group Inc. is committed to providing outstanding service to our clients while ensuring that your experience with us is first rate. One of our long-term providers of great work experiences and work products, Janis Brooks has decided to leave Indigenuity to pursue other interests at this time. While we will miss her greatly, we support her future aspirations and wish her great success. For those of you whose work is being led by Janis – we will provide introductions to the team member who will support you with the work on your project. Also, please note that Janis was recently married and is now known as Janis Brooks-Smeltzer.
Although Janis is no longer with the company, rest assured that we will continue to provide you with the outstanding service you have come to expect. To ensure there are no problems, please contact me by email or by phone if you have any issues, concerns or questions during this transition.
Warm regards and thank you for choosing Indigenuity Consulting Group to work with you.
-Cheryl Brooks
Indigenuity Consulting Group acknowledges the ancestral and unceded territories of the Quw’utsun, Snuneymuxw, Secwepemc, and Squamish Peoples on which our offices are located.
We carry a strong sense of gratitude for the opportunity to work across Turtle Island. Indigenuity acknowledges that these traditional territories, communities, Nations, and Confederacies of Indigenous peoples have thrived for time immemorial. We are honoured to play a small part in ensuring that our work contributes to this in a positive way.
Our Clients
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada
Aboriginal Housing Management Association
Agnico-Eagle Mines
Allteck Line Contractors
Assembly of First Nations
Avanti Mining
Birds Canada
BC Aboriginal Child Care Society
BC Assembly of First Nations
BC Climate Action Secretariat
BC Environmental Assessment Office
BC Hydro
BC Transmission Corporation
BC Treaty Commission
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency
Canada Sukunka Coal Corporation
Canadian Wildlife Services
Cheam First Nation
Coastal Gas Link
Columbia River Treaty
Congress of Aboriginal Peoples
Crown Indigenous Relations & Northern Affairs
DeBeers Canada Inc.
Delphi Group
Ditidaht First Nation
Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Emergency Management BC
Enbridge Inc.
Environics Research
Environment and Climate Change Canada
First Nations Energy and Mining Council
First Nations Leadership Council
First Nations Major Projects Coalition
First Nations Schools Association
First Nations Urban Aboriginal Early Childhood Development
Flatiron-Graham, a Joint Venture
FortisBC
Fortune Minerals
Fraser Basin Council
Fraser Region Indigenous Early Childhood Development
Gitxsan Child and Family Services
Government of Manitoba, Department of Innovation, Energy and Mines
Haida Fisheries
Halalt First Nation
Hall Constructors
Hummingbird Aboriginal Futures
Inuvialuit Regional Corporation
Indigenous Performing Arts Alliance
Kinder Morgan
Ktunaxa Nation
Lake Babine Nation Education Department
Lehigh Hanson Materials
McLeod Lake First Nation
Mining Industry Human Resources Council
Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training, BC
Ministry of Energy, Mines, Petroleum Resources, BC
Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategies, BC
Ministry of Indigenous Relations & Reconciliation, BC
Ministry of Finance, BC
Ministry of Forest Lands Natural Resources Operations & Rural Development, BC
Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management, BC
Moose Cree First Nation
Mushkegowuk Council
Native Brotherhood of BC
Natural Resources Canada
Native Shoes
North West Indigenous Council
NVision
NWT Chamber of Mines
Omineca Beetle Action Coalition
Ontario Ministry of the Environment
Pembina Pipelines
Polaris Minerals
Prodigy/Argonaut Gold Limited
Rokstad Power
Royal Oak Mines Inc.
Royal Roads University
Saulteau First Nations
Technical Safety BC
Teck Resources
Terasen Gas Ltd.
Victoria Gold Limited
West Moberly First Nation
Western Coal Company
Wikwemikong Tribal Police Services
WorkSafe BC