First Nations Technical Services Advisory Group

Back in Community, Building Stronger Nations

Maskwacîs Education Schools Commission—we're coming your way!

We're excited to share that the First Nations Technical Services Advisory Group Inc. (TSAG) will be visiting the Maskwacîs Education Schools Commission (MESC) to continue this rotation of Annual E-ACRS Inspections! ️

From Monday, June 29 to Friday, July 3, 2026, our TSAG inspectors will be working with MESC to assess funded assets and support ongoing infrastructure planning, maintenance, and asset management efforts.

These inspections play an important role in understanding the condition of community infrastructure and providing valuable information that supports informed decision-making, long-term planning, and community capacity building. Through the E-ACRS program, organizations and Nations are better equipped to plan for future investments, prioritize maintenance needs, and strengthen the sustainability of their assets for generations to come.

We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work alongside the Maskwacîs Education Schools Commission. Every visit is an opportunity to learn, collaborate, and build stronger relationships. Your leadership, dedication to education, and commitment to creating safe, sustainable learning environments make this work meaningful and impactful.

If you see our team on-site, don't hesitate to stop and say hello—we're proud to be working together again!

We look forward to a successful round of inspections and to continuing our partnership in supporting strong infrastructure, strong educational facilities, and strong communities.

Back in Community, Building Stronger Nations

Chipewyan Prairie First Nation—we're coming your way!

We're excited to share that the First Nations Technical Services Advisory Group Inc. (TSAG) will be visiting Chipewyan Prairie First Nation to continue this rotation of Annual E-ACRS Inspections! 🛠️

From Wednesday, June 17 to Friday, June 19, 2026, our TSAG inspectors will be working in the community to assess funded assets and support ongoing infrastructure planning, maintenance, and asset management efforts.

These inspections play an important role in understanding the condition of community infrastructure and providing valuable information that supports informed decision-making, long-term planning, and community capacity building. Through the E-ACRS program, Nations are better equipped to plan for future investments, prioritize maintenance needs, and strengthen the sustainability of their assets for generations to come.

We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work alongside Chipewyan Prairie First Nation. Every visit is an opportunity to learn, collaborate, and build stronger relationships. Your leadership, knowledge, and commitment to community growth make this work meaningful and impactful.

If you see our team out in the community, don't hesitate to stop and say hello—we're proud to be working together again!

We look forward to a successful round of inspections and to continuing our partnership in supporting strong infrastructure, strong communities, and strong Nations.