Conference Dates: Wednesday to Thursday, February 25-26, 2026
Location: Convention Center in Prince Rupert, BC (next door to the Crest Hotel)
Registration Opens: NOW OPEN!
Initial Allocation: Two seats per Nation or organization (additional seats may open closer to the event).
About the Conference:
The First Nations Leadership Conference — Transformative Change will bring together Indigenous leaders, governments, industry, and partners to explore innovative, Nation-led approaches to clean energy, climate adaptation, and sustainable economic growth.
This two-day event will feature keynote presentations, expert panels, and collaborative discussions that highlight the power of partnerships, innovation, and self-determination in advancing transformative change across First Nations communities.
Topics Include:
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Nation-led clean energy projects & success stories
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Climate action & adaptation (land, marine, community)
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Emergency preparedness & resilience planning
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Industry–Nation partnerships & procurement pathways
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Youth leadership & training opportunities
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Policy, permitting & financing for clean growth
Conference Agenda
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2026 Conference Sponsors
Why Partner With Us:
By sponsoring the First Nations Leadership Conference – Transformative Change, your organization supports meaningful collaboration and Indigenous leadership in shaping a more sustainable, inclusive future. Sponsors will be acknowledged throughout the event and featured prominently across materials that reach a national network of delegates and partners.
This two-day event will feature keynote presentations, expert panels, and collaborative discussions that highlight the power of partnerships, innovation, and self-determination in advancing transformative change across First Nations communities.
For more Partner information please reach out to Mary Denton – mary.denton@gitxaalaenterprises.com

Have Questions?
If you have any questions about this upcoming conference, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We have the answers you’re looking for.
Kim Spencer
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