Line 3 IAMC Line-Wide Gathering 2025

February 5, 6 and 7*
Winnipeg, Manitoba

*More information to come on the Onshore Pipeline Regulation and Filing Manual Workshop (OPR-FM) that will take place on February 7, 2025.

Purpose: The Line 3 IAMC is inviting impacted Nations along the Enbridge Line 3/93 pipeline right-of-way to join us as we work to advance a national movement towards Indigenous Regulatory Participation, centered on the question:Who better to decide the future of land, air, species, and resources than the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit who have stewarded these lands for generations?

Information on the Onshore Pipeline Regulation and Filing Manual Workshop will be available soon. Please check back again.

Background: The Line 3 IAMC created the first ever Indigenous monitoring program which has since worked alongside the Canada Energy Regulator.

New Focus: Our focus is shifting to a longer-term goal: contribute to transforming regulatory systems to secure First Nations and Métis Nation regulatory authority.

Role of the Line 3 IAMC:

• Support and amplify the voices of Rights-Holding Nations, not to hold rights ourselves.
• Collaborate to champion community needs while safeguarding autonomy.

Key Topics:

• Share the achievements, struggles and learnings on our journey so far.
• Share insights on the proposed updates to the Terms of Reference for the Line 3 IAMC.
• Gather feedback from Rights Holding Nations to shape the direction of our work.

Who: 2 x Individuals per Nation or Region – Leadership, Elders, Youth, Technicians, and Indigenous Monitors are encouraged to attend.

Where: The Fort Garry Hotel & Spa, Winnipeg, Manitoba

LWG 2025 microsite: https://web.cvent.com/event/bd138be0-3ae7-4217-9d3d-e1d5938f9a0e/summary

Invitations were sent directly to leadership. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Naut’sa mawt Event Management at events@nautsamawt.com.

“We have described for you a mountain.  We have shown you the way to the top. 
We call on you to do the climbing.”
– Murray Sinclair