Designers Arcadis have struck a partnership with the Mississaugas of the Credit Business Corporation (MCBC) in which the First Nations group will provide input on new development opportunities on their treaty lands. 

The partners will work together on forthcoming infrastructure, architectural design, climate adaptation, and urban planning projects across the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation Treaty Lands.

The nation’s lands encompass a majority of the Greater Toronto and Greater Golden Horseshoe areas, which include 3.9 million acres in Southern Ontario.

“Grounded in our responsibility to our people and our future generations, this partnership reflects our commitment to ensuring the nation’s voice is not only heard, but upheld in the decisions that shape our communities,” said Margaret Sault, Chief of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. “Through this work, we are building meaningful opportunities that support prosperity today while protecting what we hold for those yet to come.

The Partnership, which was finalized following an exclusivity agreement signed in the fall of 2025, will be managed by representatives from both MCBC and Arcadis, with offices established within MCFN Treaty Lands in Hagersville, ON, and Arcadis’ office in downtown Toronto.

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