
The OWA proudly co-chairs the Waterpower Working Group. This group was established in 2004 to:
The Waterpower Working Group includes representation from Aboriginal organizations, the provincial government, the federal government and industry.
The group has worked on several initiatives designed to assist Aboriginal communities in becoming partners in, or proponents of, waterpower development opportunities, see a sample of the groups various initiatives below.
Waterpower 101 (video - wmv)
Download PDF version of this presentation (pdf)
Waterpower 101 Cree Translation (mp3)
Waterpower Opportunities for Aboriginal communities (pdf)
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This guide is an overview of the many considerations involved in a waterpower project. It is designed to support Aboriginal communities who will be proponents (i.e., the developer), partners or participate otherwise in waterpower projects. The information is also of value for other groups new to waterpower development and those who want to partner with Aboriginal communities.
For ordering information, check out our OWA Resources page.

This 16 hour self-directed learning DVD is the result of a video recording of the Building Capacity Together Workshop held in Northern Ontario in 2007. The Aboriginal communities and organizations who participated in the 2 ½ day workshop received training regarding several subjects including:
This video can be viewed in its entirety or by individual subject as selected in the root menu. Additionally, this video has also been translated in to both Ojibwa and Oji-Cree.
For ordering information, check out our OWA Resources page.

This video is the result of a video recording of the Building Capacity Together in the Waterpower Sector – An Introduction to Aboriginal Relationships workshop held in 2008. Speakers cover such topics as:
This video can be viewed in its entirety or by individual subject as selected in the root menu. Additionally, this video has also been translated in to both Ojibwa and Oji-Cree.
For ordering information, check out our OWA Resources page.