Peter has nearly 20 years experience in the energy sector and is skilled at navigating the cultural complexities surrounding energy infrastructure projects in Canada. Peter is a respected citizen of the Metis Nation and believes strong community relationships are foundational to project and operational success. He is committed to ensuring that indigenous communities' voices are heard and they are actively involved in shaping projects that directly impact them. He is passionate about helping communities heal and become true partners and self-advocates.

APEIRON RESOURCES LTD. is a 100% Indigenous owned corporation with more than 75 years of combined experience providing indigenous business development, collaboration, energy infrastructure project origination, environmental, consultation and engagement, traditional knowledge and project ancillary services. APEIRON beliefs are, to empower all indigenous peoples, to work as one collective, this collective is comprised of people in harmony with unique traditions and cultures to achieve self-sufficiency, financial independence and healthy social economic system. Success is achieved, when we Recognize, Respect and Accept diverse cultural values, uniqueness and beliefs. By adhering to these principals Apeiron delivers effective, efficient, high quality solutions and is committed to finding innovative yet workable ways to meet our clients’ needs using our combined experience, knowledge, and expertise.APEIRON’s objective is to promote and provide the full scope of engineering, environmental and consultation and engagement services to energy infrastructure development project (proponents) with defined requirements for Indigenous inclusion and participation for those communities directly impacted by the project and whose connection to the land is an intrinsic and indisputable element of their culture, spirituality and traditions.APEIRON is focused upon creating mutual benefits derived from joint project development. Direct involvement with initiation of and delivery upon multiple joint venture and business relationship agreements with Indigenous communities across Canada has led to more than $500 million of shared opportunities. By working collaboratively, we have successfully provided sustainable social economic benefits that flow back to Indigenous communities.

Apeetogosan provides funding and services for Métis and Status entrepreneurs who are starting or expanding a business.

The project coordinator role contains elements of GIS business analysis and project management. The project coordinator will work with other GIS professionals to manage and improve TransCanada's GIS data and systems.