Connected by Purpose.
Connected by Purpose.
Connected by Purpose.
This portal represents a strategic collaboration between United Cree, the Indigenous Skilled Trades Alliance (ISTA), ONSITE3D, and IndigiTAL—four Indigenous-led organizations working together to strengthen workforce readiness, infrastructure delivery, and technology integration across Canada’s industrial and community development sectors.
Each organization brings a distinct and complementary capability. Together, they form a connected ecosystem that supports training, employment pathways, project execution, and innovation—grounded in Indigenous leadership, accountability, and long-term impact.
A Connected Indigenous-Led Ecosystem
Large-scale infrastructure, industrial development, and community projects increasingly require more than standalone services. They demand trained people, operational capacity, and enabling technology working in alignment.
This collaboration brings those elements together.
Together, these organizations support projects from training and readiness, through execution and delivery, to technology-enabled insight and accountability.
United Cree delivers integrated industrial services and infrastructure support across mining, energy, utilities, government, and community projects.
The Indigenous Skilled Trades Alliance (ISTA) focuses on training, certification, and workforce development—connecting Indigenous talent with real, demand-driven employment opportunities.
Together, these organizations support projects from training and readiness, through execution and delivery, to technology-enabled insight and accountability.
How the Partnership Works
This partnership is not symbolic—it is operational.
Training and workforce development initiatives led by ISTA are aligned with real project requirements supported by United Cree. Skilled trades pathways connect directly to on-site opportunities, ensuring training outcomes translate into meaningful employment.
At the same time, ONSITE3D and IndigiTAL introduce technology-driven capabilities that enhance site understanding, data accuracy, and digital literacy—supporting safer work, better planning, and modern infrastructure delivery.
The result is a collaborative model that:
- Reduces gaps between training and employment
- Strengthens Indigenous participation in skilled trades and industry
- Supports project performance through technology and planning
- Builds long-term capacity rather than short-term engagement
Why This Matters
Canada’s infrastructure, resource, and community development sectors face increasing pressure to deliver projects responsibly, efficiently, and inclusively. Indigenous communities, industry partners, and governments are seeking models that move beyond isolated initiatives toward integrated, accountable collaboration.
This partnership represents that model.
By connecting industrial capability, workforce development, and applied technology under Indigenous leadership, this collaboration supports outcomes that are practical, scalable, and sustainable—benefiting projects, workers, and communities alike.
Explore the Partners
Together, these organizations support projects from training and readiness, through execution and delivery, to technology-enabled insight and accountability.
United Cree
Integrated industrial services and infrastructure solutions
Indigenous Skilled Trades Alliance (ISTA)
Indigenous workforce training and skilled trades pathways
ONSITE3D
Advanced digital capture, modeling, and site intelligence
IndigiTAL
IndigiTAL – Indigenous digital inclusion, technology awareness, and capacity building
Certificate of Recognition (COR)™
ISNetworld
ISN (ISNetworld) is a global contractor and supplier management platform that helps companies streamline safety, compliance, and risk management processes.
A Platform for Collaboration
This portal exists to reflect a shared commitment to doing the work properly—with trained people, capable organizations, and the right tools in place. It is a point of connection for industry partners, communities, and institutions seeking to understand how Indigenous-led collaboration can deliver real-world results.