b"CLIMATE CHANGEWe match youth with mentors who are Darrell Brown, presidentspecific to the project theyre working with, says Morrison. Im a mentor for of Kisik Clean Energyone of the Generation Power interns now; shes working on a project thats involved and current ICE chair,with wind. I was super-excited, because, being a mentor, you get to re-experience was one of the firstsome of that project work.20/20 Catalysts, andGeneration Power typically works on the larger projects, while ImaGENation has mentored with theis designed for smaller initiatives that only require up to $10,000 in funding. program for years For instance, one of the current projects involves putting a solar-powered food truck on the streets.Both Brown and Morrison say they are thrilled to see what the ICE Catalysts Together We Makeand interns are doing with the experi-ence theyve gained through the various Markets Better programs. In fact, some of the recently graduated 20/20 Catalysts were dele-gates at Novembers COP 26 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow. Every Enhancing equity, diversity and inclusion at TMX, includingyear were sending out 20 Catalysts. programs and policies on Indigenous relations, is a priorityWeve got over 100 now, and theyre focus, and we have undertaken an important process to effectall working on projects. Thats whats meaningful change. Were also committed to working togetheradvancing all the renewable energy that with our stakeholders from across Canada's capital markets toIndigenous communities are working on, improve Indigenous representation across corporate Canada. says Brown.Some remote Northern communities are JOHN MCKENZIE looking at not just producing electricity, CEO, TMX GROUP but burning biomass, using their dead standing wood from forest fires. Theres lake-based geothermal, [which is] already being used in Northern Manitoba in a remote off-grid, says Brown. Iqaluit has massive diesel generators and theyre trying to accelerate their renewable energy. Some Catalysts from Nunavut are working on that. One is building a hotel using a mix of renewable energies, with some thermal energy, and some electricity from wind and solar.3D SCAN TECHNOLOGY MAKING CHANGEmeets all the As a mentor, Morrison 20/20 Catalysts when they begin their PIPELINE, MODULAR & FACILITY CONSTRUCTION program. Typically, she says, they only have a general idea upon entering of VESSEL REPAIR AND ALTERATION what they would like to achieve, so the program helps them fine-tune their aspi-MAINTENANCE rations. One of my proudest moments was going in three months later after P: 587.259.9600meeting a group in May, and then seeing them in July at their graduation, how E: office@purnellenergy.comthey have been empowered. They were WWW.PURNELLENERGY.COM talking all about their plans and how they were going back to community, she says. With that type of training and knowledge, 70A CCAB PUBLICATION2022"