Alstom Canada strengthens ties with Indigenous Peoples
30.09.2025
Alstom Canada made its promise to Indigenous Peoples, timing it on National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, and vowed to bloom partnerships, learning, and sustainable opportunities through its business in Canada.
This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.
Alstom Canada and its reconciliation approach
Alstom Canada reinforced its commitment to having truth, reconciliation, and justice as core to its efforts. The firm will operate awareness campaigns, enhance access to its supply chain by Indigenous businesses, and invest in community initiatives that drive social and economic inclusion.
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Michael Keroullé, Alstom Americas President, emphasized that reconciliation is treated by the company as humility and an openness. He further stated that respectful cooperation and dialogue with Aboriginal societies are important steps to long-term trust.
The firm also recognized that its activities occur on Indigenous lands. Due to this fact, it committed to upholding cultural and spiritual connections, and that Indigenous Peoples receive a just participated role in development initiatives.
Alstom Canada and corporate social responsibility obligations
The firm explained that its reconciliation strategy is based on standards outlined in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. To promote co-development, Alstom seeks to promote a respectful access to traditional knowledge and responsible natural resources management.
Meanwhile, it supported the 94 Calls to Action of Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Such harmonization is an indication that it would follow inclusive practice which will bring about a sustained and justifiable future.
Ahead, Alstom set out its intention to create Responsible business models. These will consist of inclusive recruitment, safe work environments, and environmentally responsive mobility solutions that will assist Indigenous societies as much as all of Canadian society.
Source: www.alstom.com
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To which commitment to Indigenous Peoples is Alstom Canada subscribed?
Alstom Canada made a commitment to reconciliation through business opportunities, community partnerships that build long-term relations, and through education.
What is Alstom Canada going to do to promote Indigenous businesses?
The firm will provide supply chain opportunities to Indigenous businesses and make business development investment in initiatives that foster social and economic inclusion.
Why is Alstom Canada prioritizing reconciliation now?
It comes as part of a National Day of Truth and Reconciliation and is a larger undertaking to develop equity, trust, and long-term advancement with Indigenous people.
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