Connecting your priorities with suitable solutions.

Legal, governance and land support

We work with independent legal professionals to help Nations access qualified counsel for governance, land and commercial matters. Depending on the assignment, this may include governance requirements, land claims, Aboriginal title, land development and commercial agreements.

How First Nations Umbrella helps

We help clarify the brief, coordinate introductions and document requests, and track agreed actions and decision dates alongside the Nation’s appointed counsel.

Legal advice and representation are provided by independently engaged, qualified counsel. The Nation approves appointments; counsel confirms its own scope, fees and engagement terms. First Nations Umbrella provides commercial advisory and coordination support.

GreenBoost agricultural and environmental solutions

Explore liquid fertilizer, biofertilization and soil-enhancement applications for agriculture, land restoration and golf-course maintenance.

Liquid fertilizer and soil health

Start with the land, crop or turf requirement, existing conditions and intended outcome. Review the proposed product, supporting evidence, application plan and full costs with appropriate technical input.

Dust suppression

Assess a defined road or site, the proposed treatment, application requirements and supplier responsibilities. Review dust-suppression support.

How First Nations Umbrella helps

We coordinate the initial requirement, supplier information, proposal comparison and approved next steps.

Related-business disclosure: GreenBoost is a related business in which First Nations Umbrella’s principals have an ownership interest. GreenBoost supply or application work and First Nations Umbrella advisory work have separate scopes, contracts, fees and responsibilities. Relevant compensation is disclosed before a recommendation or commitment. The Nation retains the choice to compare and appoint other providers.

Product suitability, specifications, application rates, expected results and delivery responsibilities require confirmation for the specific site.

Gen7 fuel stations and Nation participation

Our close relationship with Gen7 Fuel supports discussions about fuel-station development, site procurement and opportunities for Nations to participate through revenue-sharing or ownership arrangements. We help review site options, access and servicing needs, the commercial case and the people required to advance a defined project.

Any participating Nations, ownership interests, revenue-sharing terms, funding and delivery responsibilities are agreed for the specific project. About Gen7 Fuel.

Infrastructure and development

Housing, roads, water and wastewater requirements can begin with a project brief, existing plans and a review of suitable providers.

Qualified planning, design and delivery professionals define their own scope and responsibilities.

Air purification and odour control

Through First Nations Purified Air, explore suitable equipment and service options for homes, workplaces and community facilities. An assignment can begin with the space, intended use, existing ventilation and operating requirements.

System selection and any performance claims require the relevant technical evidence and operating conditions.

Golf, recreation and community spaces

TRU Nations Golf brings a separate focus on golf and recreation centres. Opportunities can include year-round participation, youth engagement and local operating roles.

Facility scope, economics, delivery and programming are assessed for each project.

Dust suppression

Explore GreenBoost dust-suppression options for a defined road, site or other suitable application. Review the requirement, proposed product, application plan and commercial terms.

Suitability, specifications and delivery responsibilities require confirmation for the assignment.

Water treatment assessment

Royce’s water-treatment experience and provider connections can help organize the initial needs assessment and the specialist questions that follow.

Water quality, treatment design, technical suitability and ongoing operation require qualified review.

Emerging fire-suppression opportunities

Drone-based fire-suppression systems are an area being explored. A discussion can establish the need and the evidence required to assess potential applications.

Availability, performance, suitability and provider scope are not yet established for an assignment.

Data sovereignty and AWS cloud support

Assess information governance, Canadian hosting options, access, security and delivery responsibilities with qualified technical specialists. Explore the dedicated data sovereignty service.

An initial assessment and any implementation or ongoing cloud support have separately agreed scope and costs.