Etthen Energy Corporation is inviting Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) community members to apply to serve on the Etthen Energy Community Advisory Committee.
This Committee plays an important advisory role by helping ensure that community values, cultural knowledge, and responsible land stewardship remain central to Etthen’s work. Committee members provide insight, guidance, and feedback to support accountability and transparent communication with the community.
About the Committee
The Community Advisory Committee offers community-based guidance on Etthen’s activities. While the Committee does not hold decision-making authority, it plays a vital role in strengthening trust, supporting responsible land use, and ensuring community perspectives are heard and respected.
What Committee Members Do
- Share community perspectives and cultural insight
- Support accountability to CLFN values and long-term interests
- Provide guidance on responsible land and environmental stewardship
- Help strengthen communication between Etthen and community members
Who Should Apply
We welcome applications from CLFN members who bring community or industry knowledge, cultural insight, and a commitment to constructive dialogue and land stewardship.
Time Commitment
Committee meetings are held every two months. Members are expected to participate actively, attend consistently, and represent the broader interests of the CLFN community.
How to Apply
Please submit:
- A short letter describing your interest and what you would contribute to the Committee
- A resume or brief summary of relevant experience
Submit applications to:
Application deadline: February 2, 2026
Serving on the Etthen Energy Community Advisory Committee is an opportunity to contribute your voice and help guide Etthen’s work for the benefit of present and future generations of Cold Lake First Nations.