Kistataham ᑭᐢᑕᑕᐦᐊᒼ

"Forging a Well-Trodden Path Forward"

Nation Infrastructure Corridor (NIC) - Kistataham follows in the footsteps of ancient Indigenous trade routes—vast, interconnected paths that crisscrossed the continent long before European arrival. The Nation Infrastructure Corridor (NIC), known as Kistataham, continues this legacy as a 7,000+ km corridor uniting Nation-to-Nation, spanning Coast-to-Coast-to-Coast.

Indigenous- and Federally-Led Transportation, Energy, and Infrastructure

As an Indigenous-owned initiative, the Nation Infrastructure Corridor represents a powerful alliance of Nations working together to "raise the water for all boats." This corridor integrates transportation, energy, and utility infrastructure, driving multi-billion-dollar GDP growth and fostering economic inclusion and shared prosperity across Canada.

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Kweskitin ᑫᐧᐢᑭᑎᐣ
"The wind’s direction has shifted. Opportunity and destiny await those who choose the path toward the future."

Indigenous-owned infrastructure is a catalyst for transformative change—advancing Inherent Economic Rights through a powerful, Integrated Development Model.

Elemental's Indigenous Consortium (IC) champions this model through the unification of three key pillars:

• Nation Infrastructure Fund
   
• Nation Development Corporation Structure
   
• Nation Policy & Regulatory Framework
   

Together, these elements drive inclusive, generational benefits and self-determined growth.

The Nation Infrastructure Corridor (NIC) stretches across a TransCanada axis—connecting key port and trade routes:

• West Coast to North: Fort McMurray to the Yukon and Alaska
   
• Arctic Link: Aqaq (ᐊᖃᖅ (Nunavut)
   
• Central to East: Fort McMurray to Churchill, then across the Boreal to Ontario’s Ring of Fire, Northern Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Labrador
   

This infrastructure follows ancestral trade paths—modernized for sovereignty, sustainability, and national resilience.

Join the "Kistataham National Team"
Help build the Nation Infrastructure Corridor—a legacy of ownership, economic inclusion, and collective strength.

"Nîkâninikâsow Sôhki"
"We lead with strength into the future."

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The Power of Infrastructure