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From Truth to Action: PTAG Reflects on Orange Shirt Day and Call to Action #92

October 2, 2026/in CSR, PM7G/by Elnaz Khaleghi

On September 30, Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, our Canadian offices in Markham and Calgary came together to reflect on the 94 Calls to Action.

Call to Action #92 is the one addressed to business. It asks companies like ours to build respectful relationships with Indigenous communities and to open real access to employment and economic participation. We used the session to talk about what that means for the work we currently do, and what more we can be doing.

OCNI Nuclear Industry Day 2025

September 3, 2025/in Events, Nuclear, PM7G/by Elnaz Khaleghi

PM7G at OCNI Nuclear Industry Day 2025 – Meet Us at Booth #34

PM7G is pleased to confirm our participation in the OCNI Nuclear Industry Day 2025, taking place on September 10, 2025, at the Scarborough Convention Centre.

OCNI, in partnership with Bruce Power and Ontario Power Generation, is proud to bring together leading organizations, suppliers, and project partners for a full day of industry collaboration and innovation. As Canada continues to expand its nuclear capacity and modernize critical infrastructure, events like these play a vital role in strengthening the ecosystem.

Representing PM7G at the event will be:

Melissa Davidson – Account Specialist

Lorena Perry – Senior Account Manager

Andrew Grant – Director – Business Development

You’ll find us at Booth #34, where we’ll be showcasing PM7G’s capabilities in:

Strategic project planning and execution readiness
Project controls, performance measurement, and risk mitigation
Integrated construction and supply chain management
Lifecycle project governance and assurance

In addition to delivering results on major projects, PM7G is committed to supporting the long-term health of the industry through community engagement and workforce development. We actively participate in local hiring initiatives, provide hands-on project management training, and collaborate with industry and academic partners to equip the next generation of professionals with the skills needed to thrive in Canada’s growing nuclear sector.

Whether you’re preparing for refurbishment, expansion, or new nuclear builds, PM7G brings a proven track record of supporting large-scale infrastructure and energy clients in navigating complex delivery environments.

Join us at Booth #34 to explore how we can support your next nuclear project.

Honoring National Indigenous History Month: PTAG’s Commitment to Recognition and Reconciliation

June 1, 2025/in CSR, PM7G/by Elnaz Khaleghi

Each June, Canada observes National Indigenous History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. At PTAG, this month is more than a commemoration—it’s a reaffirmation of our commitment to respect, collaboration, and reconciliation.

A Time to Reflect and Learn

Indigenous communities have shaped this land with deep cultural knowledge, resilient traditions, and sustainable practices for generations. National Indigenous History Month offers us the opportunity to reflect on this legacy and engage with it meaningfully, personally and professionally.

PTAG’s Commitment to Reconciliation and Respect

As a trusted partner in delivering project advisory, PTAG places high value on inclusive practices and respectful engagement. Our commitment is grounded in:

Upholding Indigenous rights and acknowledging traditional territories in all projects.
Encouraging cultural competency and awareness across project teams.
Building environments where Indigenous knowledge and leadership are welcomed and celebrated.
Advancing reconciliation through long-term, respectful partnerships.

Partnership Spotlight: PTAG and Makhos – PM7G: A Joint Venture Rooted in Indigenous Values

One of the cornerstones of our reconciliation journey is PM7G —a joint venture between PTAG and Makhos, an Indigenous-owned and operated consultancy. This collaboration is more than a business alliance—it’s a shared vision for a more inclusive and sustainable future, grounded in Indigenous values, mutual respect, and long-term thinking.

PM7G integrates Indigenous worldviews, values, and long-term stewardship principles into project delivery frameworks. Rooted in the philosophy of planning and decision-making for the benefit of the next seven generations, this model aligns naturally with PTAG’s commitment to building lasting, meaningful infrastructure.

Through this partnership, PTAG and Makhos are:

Co-developing project governance models that reflect shared leadership and mutual respect.
Supporting Indigenous participation in major capital projects—from early planning through execution and close-out.
Fostering capacity-building within Indigenous communities through mentorship and skills transfer.
Bridging Western project management practices with traditional Indigenous knowledge systems.

This partnership underscores our conviction that reconciliation and responsible project delivery are mutually reinforcing. Together with Makhos, we are working to ensure that infrastructure projects not only serve economic needs but also honour cultural heritage and create generational value.

A Continued Commitment

As we mark National Indigenous History Month, we recognize that reconciliation is an ongoing journey. At PTAG, we are proud to support Indigenous inclusion—not just during June, but throughout every project, every partnership, and every decision we make.

PM7G Selected by Ontario Power Generation as Vendor of Record for Project Controls and Management Services

April 14, 2025/in PM7G/by Jess Beltran

Toronto, Canada – April 14, 2025 – PM7G, a joint venture between PTAG Inc. and Makhos Staffing Solutions, has been selected by Ontario Power Generation (OPG) under a multi-year Vendor of Record (VOR) agreement to provide Project Controls, Project Management, and Construction Management services.

PM7G, a Certified Indigenous Business recognized by the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB), combines deep technical expertise with a strong commitment to workforce development and Indigenous engagement. The joint venture leverages PTAG’s extensive experience managing large-scale infrastructure projects and Makhos’ leadership in professional services and inclusion to deliver high-quality support for complex capital projects.

Through a Managed Task delivery model, PM7G offers a range of services including project management, integrated schedule development and review, project readiness assessments, quantitative risk assessments (QRAs), cost estimation, and facilitation of procedural and process documentation. These services are designed to support collaborative project environments with a focus on performance, accountability, and continuous improvement.

“Our team is proud to bring a blend of technical expertise, Indigenous engagement, and a commitment to collaborative infrastructure delivery,” said Michael Dubreuil, Managing Partner at PTAG. “This agreement represents an important step forward for PM7G and reflects the value of our integrated approach.”

PM7G’s leadership team brings decades of experience supporting utilities and infrastructure projects across North America. The joint venture applies industry-recognized practices—such as advanced collaboration and integrated delivery models—to help optimize project execution across safety, quality, and cost performance benchmarks.

“PM7G represents the strength of partnership—bringing Indigenous leadership and industry expertise together to deliver meaningful outcomes,” said Bob Watts, Director at Makhos. “We are focused on creating sustainable economic pathways and growing Indigenous participation in the infrastructure sector.”

In addition to delivering technical services, PM7G is committed to building Ontario’s future project workforce through strategic partnerships with institutions such as Ontario Tech University, Centennial College, and Lambton College. The firm is also actively engaged in customized training initiatives aimed at increasing Indigenous participation in project delivery careers.

“We are excited to contribute to the delivery of complex infrastructure projects in Ontario through this agreement,” said Bruce Burwell, Executive Sponsor at PTAG. “PM7G brings proven methods in construction management, risk mitigation, and digital project controls to every engagement.”

About PM7G

PM7G is a joint venture between PTAG Inc. and Makhos Staffing Solutions, combining expertise in large complex project management, project controls, and construction management with a strong focus on Indigenous economic participation and workforce development. As a Certified Indigenous Business, PM7G delivers collaborative, innovative, and cost-effective solutions for infrastructure projects in the power & utilities, nuclear, and heavy industrial sectors.