New Feathers Industial, 111Q 2555 Grasswood Road, Saskatoon, SK (2026)

04/07/2025

Thank You for Your Support!

We are incredibly grateful to everyone who came out to support the New Feathers Industrial ownership signing ceremony. Your presence made this event truly special and memorable.

New Feathers Industrial is proud to be doing business the right way, with true Indigenous ownership. Our diverse ownership structure includes esteemed Indigenous communities such as Île-à-la-Crosse, Big River First Nation, and Saulteaux First Nation. This collaboration spans all borders of Saskatchewan, marking a significant step towards fostering economic growth and cultural unity.

We are also excited to get to work and start our revolutionary education program aimed at developing journey persons, not apprentices. NFI plans to provide comprehensive training programs that equip participants with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills daily. This initiative ensures that our workforce is well-prepared and ready to excel in their trades.

Together, we are creating a more inclusive and equitable business environment that honors the rich cultural heritage of our communities while fostering economic development and prosperity. Thank you for being a part of this joyous occasion.

04/07/2025

Thank You for Your Support!

We are incredibly grateful to everyone who came out to support the New Feathers Industrial ownership signing ceremony. Your presence made this event truly special and memorable.

New Feathers Industrial is proud to be doing business the right way, with true Indigenous ownership. Our diverse ownership structure includes esteemed Indigenous communities such as Île-à-la-Crosse, Big River First Nation, and Saulteaux First Nation. This collaboration spans all borders of Saskatchewan, marking a significant step towards fostering economic growth and cultural unity.

We are also excited to get to work and start our revolutionary education program aimed at developing journey persons, not apprentices. NFI plans to provide comprehensive training programs that equip participants with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills daily. This initiative ensures that our workforce is well-prepared and ready to excel in their trades.

Together, we are creating a more inclusive and equitable business environment that honors the rich cultural heritage of our communities while fostering economic development and prosperity. Thank you for being a part of this joyous occasion.

04/02/2025

Introducing one more of New Feathers Industrial owners Saulteaux First Nation

The Saulteaux, whose name translates to "people of the rapids" in French, have a rich history rooted in their Ontario settlement near a waterway. As part of the larger Ojibwa (or Chippewa) tribe, they reside in the Northern United States and speak their native tongue, Ojibwa, as well as Cree.

The Saulteaux were first encountered by Europeans near Sault Ste. Marie, on an outlet of Lake Superior. They formed a strong bond with settlers through trapping and trading, adapting to the region's soil conditions and short growing seasons by embracing a hunting and trading lifestyle. Some members of the band traveled west to Saskatchewan, drawn by the fur trade's expansion, and continued to hunt buffalo on the prairies. Settling in the majestic hills near Cochin Lake and 43 km north of North Battleford and signing Treaty 6 on August 18, 1854.

Chief Kenny Moccasin
Chief Kenny Moccasin is a beacon of grassroots leadership within the Saulteaux First Nation in Saskatchewan, Canada. His dedication to community development, cultural preservation, and the welfare of Indigenous peoples is truly inspiring. Chief Moccasin serves on the Board of FNCAIS and BATC, emphasizing education, economic development, and self-governance. He also addresses critical social issues like health care, housing, and employment opportunities.

Community Member Greg Moccasin
Greg Moccasin, a Band member of the Saulteaux First Nation, is known for his unwavering commitment to community engagement and development. His efforts focus on economic development, education, and cultural preservation, always going above and beyond to ensure the safety and well-being of his community. Greg represents the Saulteaux people's interests, advocating for local issues and broader Indigenous rights while collaborating with other leaders and organizations.

Join us in celebrating our owners the Saulteaux First Nation and their incredible leaders who continue to make a positive impact on their community and beyond!

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03/31/2025

Celebrating Our Owners and The Growth of Big River First Nation!!

Big River First Nation is a proud Cree community located in Treaty 6 Territory. The people of BRFN have lived on these lands for generations, guided by rich traditions, culture, and connection to the land. The Plains Cree live in harmony with nature, relying on the land for survival through hunting, fishing, and gathering. The BRFN people are known for their adaptability, strong kinship systems, and deep spiritual beliefs.

Big River First Nation is a growing and very self-determined community. BRFN has invested in education, economic development, and urban services to ensure a strong future for our people. BRFN honors the past, embraces the present, and looks forward to the future of prosperity for all its members both on and off the reserve.

Chief Jonathan Bear leads the Big River First Nation with a focus on transparency, accountability, and community development. In November 2024, Chief Bear oversaw the opening of an urban office in downtown Prince Albert to provide job training and mental health support to off-reserve members. He also serves on the board of the First Nations Capital and Infrastructure Agency of Saskatchewan (FNCIAS), contributing to infrastructure and capital projects for First Nations communities. Chief Bear's initiatives reflect a commitment to enhancing the well-being of Big River First Nation members, both on and off the reserve.

We are also proud to highlight Derek Klein, the CEO for over 25 years with BRFN. Derek was one of the Canadian finalists for the 2023 Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award. This award recognizes individuals who have positively impacted their community, culture, or society through the sport of hockey. This highlights Derek's integrity and commitment to the Big River community, which is evident in his efforts to increase the community's economic development. His dedication led to many accolades with such projects as the construction of the $42 million Jim Neilson Sports Complex, providing over 800 children on reserve and nearby rural communities with access to an amazing facility for Canada's sport. The list goes on and on with Derek's contribution

03/19/2025

New Feathers is thrilled to welcome Kelly Cameron to New Feathers!

Kelly will be starting his new position as an Owner and the VP of Indigenous Relations April 1, 2025. Kelly is a proud member of Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation, located in the heart of Treaty 6 Territory. With over 20 years of experience at SaskEnergy, Kelly has developed a deep knowledge of the oil and gas industry, focusing on fostering meaningful connections between Indigenous communities and the energy sector.

As a specialist in Indigenous Engagement, Kelly has led numerous significant initiatives aimed at promoting collaboration and understanding, ensuring that Indigenous voices are represented and heard in the industry. His commitment to community development is further exemplified by his recent academic achievement; he has completed the coursework for his MBA in Community Economic Development from Cape Breton University and is currently writing his capstone Applied Research Project paper focusing on Indigenous Economic Development.

Passionate about building bridges and creating sustainable economic opportunities for Indigenous peoples, Kelly continues to be a driving force for positive change in his community and beyond. We are excited to have Kelly on board and look forward to the incredible impact he will make at New Feathers.

03/07/2025

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟

New Feathers is thrilled to announce that we will have a booth at the 4th Annual Indigenous Business Gathering! Join us on March 25, 2025, at the World Trade Center Saskatoon at Prairieland.

This event, hosted by the Government of Saskatchewan, is a fantastic opportunity to explore the diverse capacities of Indigenous-owned businesses in Saskatchewan. It's a perfect platform for networking with Indigenous and non-Indigenous companies, municipalities, and Crown corporations. Don't miss out on discussions about supply chain, procurement, and partnership opportunities.

Register early to secure your spot, as the last event sold out quickly! We look forward to seeing you there. 🌐✨

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