Manitobah Mukluks is an indigenous-owned company whose vision is to build a vibrant global brand that has a significant impact on indigenous communities. Manitobah Mukluks is the world’s leading manufacturer of mukluks and moccasins and a symbol of Canadian business excellence, indigenous entrepreneurship, and corporate social responsibility.

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Manitobah Mukluks builds capacity in indigenous communities by offering employment opportunities and scholarships for young entrepreneurs. It also runs a nonprofit entity, Storyboot School. The school is a partnership with elders and artisans who teach the art of making mukluks and moccasins to perpetuate and share the artistry and history of indigenous cultures. 

Sakâw Askiy Management Inc. is a unique partnership of six forest companies with Saskatchewan operations and two First Nations partners that include Montreal Lake Business Ventures LP. The entity was formed to jointly assume the Prince Albert Forest Management Agreement and its management responsibilities.

Northern Resource Trucking (NRT) is a partnership that now involves many aboriginal groups, including Montreal Lake Business Ventures LP.  NRT is a transport company specifically designed to provide service to the world’s largest publicly traded mining companies of Saskatchewan’s north. Our two largest customers, Cameco Corporation and Areva, rely on NRT to provide safety and service in the most demanding driving conditions year round.

Sterling Concrete & Hauling Ltd. is an indigenous  leading ready-mix concrete supplier in Shellbrook, Saskatchewan. It supplies ready-mix concrete, gravel, and heavy hauling services in the west central region of Saskatchewan.

Having been in operation for over 50 years, the company has supplied concrete for all types of projects, from residential home construction to large infrastructure projects to mining projects. Our equipment is also used for custom hauling of gravel and forestry products in the region.

Prince Albert Development Corporation (PADC) is a partnership between the 12 First Nations that make up Prince Albert Grand Council. The mandate of PADC is creation of shareholder wealth through the development of business opportunities and partnerships. PADC has investments in Super 8 Hotels, Westwind Aviation, Points North Freight Forwarding LP, Double Diamond Industrial Structures, Arctic Beverages, and GlenMor Equipment.