b'CREE CONSTRUCTIONThe Chisasibi Secondary High School: projects like this help CCDC build capacity within Cree communitiesthe need for developing and main- only for you as a company, but for thework to keep them busy in the years taining a good network of allies. If therebenefit of the Nation.to come. There is a lot of opportunity was another piece of advice Id offerin our Nation, not only in construc-start-ups or smaller companies, it wouldTheCreeNationinQuebechastion, but in mining and forestry and be to strengthen your ties with high- immense potential, Neeposh adds.so many other [sectors], Neeposh level clients, says Pash. They couldWith around 20,000 people spreadnotes. For CCDC, were already be school boards, the local airport [or]across land the size of France, he islooking forward to several projects the Cree Nation government. You wantconfident that CCDC and other Creethat will be game-changers in terms to keep those relationships strong notcontractors will have no shortage ofof our own future.Asbestos certification and licensingrequirementsThe provincial government has introduced new protections to help keep workers safe from the danger of asbestos.In the future, asbestos abatement contractors must be licensed to operate in British Columbia, and anyone performing asbestos abatement work must complete mandatory safety training and obtain certificates. Find out what this means for you by visiting worksafebc.com/asbestos for regular updates.44A CCAB PUBLICATION2023'