Fort McKay sits on the Athabasca River about 58 km north of downtown Fort McMurray by road, almost completely encircled by oil sands developments. MJNI takes commercial interior work, renovations and maintenance there, starting with the right permit for the land.
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It depends on the land. The hamlet is part of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, so RMWB permits apply there. Fort McKay First Nation reserve land has been under the Nation's own Land Code since March 1, 2023, so work on reserve land starts with its Lands and Leasing Department.
Yes. The Alex & Alice Boucher Industrial Park, owned by Fort McKay First Nation with Waiward Capital, has more than 200 acres of leasable space with direct access to Highway 63. MJNI takes office build-outs, steel stud framing and drywall, ceilings, flooring and repairs for the businesses there.
About 58 km by road from downtown Fort McMurray, north on Highway 63 and then along Fort McKay Road, according to the municipality's community map. The community sits on the banks of the Athabasca River and is almost completely encircled by oil sands developments.
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