INDIGENOUS RESOURCES NETWORK
The Indigenous Resource Network (IRN) is a grassroots organization that was established by Indigenous workers for Indigenous workers to provide a platform for workers, business owners, leaders and their allies who support full Indigenous equitable inclusion in the natural resource sector.
Through advocacy, storytelling, education, and partnership-building, the IRN creates opportunities to promote and share responsible economic development and foster self-sufficiency and pride for Indigenous peoples and their communities across Canada.
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The myth of unified Indigenous opposition to a West Coast pipeline
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What the Media Won’t Tell You About First Nations Support for Pipeline Projects
David Leis and John Desjarlais
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John Desjarlais of the Indigenous Resource Network on the Ksi Lisims LNG project in B.C.
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Crisis in Kamloops. Revisiting the tanker ban, & the aftermath of the Yaletown stabbings
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Rethinking Canada’s oil tanker ban for a new era of reconciliation
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How the Indigenous workforce can STEM the tide for the coming energy tsunami
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‘All they see is risks’: John Desjarlais on the new rules of engagement with First Nations over pipelines
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Crystal Smith: Episode 17 of the Indigenous Voices in Resource Development Podcast
