Black Diamond Group Indigenous Partnerships

Building Opportunities for Stronger Communities

At Black Diamond, we are committed to fostering and maintaining meaningful partnerships with the Indigenous communities where we live and work.

We recognize that we have a responsibility to the communities that are affected by our business and prioritize Indigenous partnerships that are structured with a proactive and long-term approach to engaging with our partners and delivering positive economic results for all parties involved.

Together, since 2018, Black Diamond and our Indigenous partners have generated $340 million of gross revenue through various business agreements that drive economic benefit within the communities we live and operate. It's our focus on shared economic benefit that allows us to grow alongside those communities we serve and we are committed to continued meaningful growth through our partnerships.

Our Partnerships

Black Diamond Group is proud of its four equity-based Indigenous partnerships, two majority-owned First Nations businesses and several other partnership agreements with Indigenous communities across Canada. Through Black Diamond's Indigenous partnerships, the Company is able to meaningfully participate in economic development with our partners across their traditional territories, build lasting relationships with the community, and support impactful local initiatives.

Learn more about each partnership by clicking on the '+' symbols on the map.

Presenting Sponsor of Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame’s Indigenous Sport Heroes Education Experience

In 2024, Black Diamond Group entered its third year as the presenting sponsor of the Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame Indigenous Sport Heroes Education Experience, which aims to educate and inspire Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth and prompt conversation about equity and inclusion through the lens of sport. This educational changemaker resource, designed as a digital experience and presented like chapters in a book, shares truths, teachings and exceptional stories of Indigenous Hall of Famers and honours the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Calls to Action. This exhibition is the first of its kind and truly encourages a more informed, united, inclusive, and stronger Canada.