Thunder Bay, Ontario
The 3rd Annual Neeganii Iishawin ("to lead to the Gathering place") Conference 2026, held February 10-12 in Thunder Bay, ON, is a premier Indigenous-led event focusing on economic development, reconciliation, and sustainable growth in Northern Ontario. It brings together First Nations, Tribal Councils, industry, and government to foster partnerships and capacity building in sectors like mining and forestry.
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Copperlight is a mixed-use revitalization project bringing new life to a community landmark.
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Located along the North Saskatchewan River, the 2,331-acre former Prince Albert Pulp Mill includes more than 900,000 square feet of industrial building space, direct rail access, and up to 130 megawatts of available power. Once a cornerstone of the regional economy, the site will be readied by BMI to support the next generation of industry and logistics, advancing Saskatchewan’s resource, energy and emerging bio-economies.
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A BMI Group project on the site of the former Mackenzie Pulp Mill that marks a key step in advancing industrial readiness across British Columbia’s northern resource corridor. The 885-acre property, which includes approximately 345,000 square feet of industrial buildings and direct rail access, is re-established as Willmarck Mackenzie, a name that reflects both geography and legacy.
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An 8000+ acre industrial bioeconomy and energy project operating on the site of the former Espanola Pulp and Paper Mill.
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A high-quality, specialty paper manufacturer focused on sustainable, lightweight paper solutions for packaging and industrial use in the food service, medical, and consumer markets.
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BMI is working to develop community infrastructure through new housing builds, purchases and renovations.
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