First Nation owned fuel depot in Pickle Lake
We are building a stronger future together!
Construction has started on the new First Nation owned fuel depot in Pickle Lake, led by Pipestone Fuels and Supplies LP, part of TKG Group.
This project will help:
- Lower fuel costs in the North
- Support local jobs and training
- Keep profits in First Nation communities
- Build long term economic independence
“ This is a proud moment for our communities. We are building solutions that support our people today and into the future.
We would also like to congratulate Moncrief Construction Ltd for being the successful bidder of the TKG fuel facility which will operate under TKG's subsidiary, Pipestone Fuels Supplies LP. This is community led progress in action.”
— Jonathon Mamakwa, President & CEO of TKG Group
3rd Annual Northern Economic Development Gathering February 10th - 12th, 2026 Best Western Nor'Wester Thunder Bay, ON
Learn more about our growth from early contracting work on the Watay Power Project to expanded logistics, retail, fuel services, training, and new legacy businesses. Inside the report, you will find: • Key milestones and accomplishments since 2018 • How TKG is lowering costs, strengthening procurement, and building local capacity • Investments in training, youth, and long-term economic development • A clear look at where we are headed next, including logistics, fuel supply, and procurement initiatives Thank you for being part of the journey!
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