ESTEVAN — Two Indigenous leaders from opposite areas of the province discussed their respective efforts to attract new business during the Innovation Conference for Economic Development (ICED) in Rural Areas in Estevan. Boyle hosted the panel on behalf of the Saskatchewan Indigenous Economic Development Network (SIEDN). We’re going to use this nation energy plan as a foundational governance piece … to create reliable, clean energy,” said Pasap. When it comes to economic development, Pasap said meaningful, early engagement is crucial to build relationships and trust. There’s going to be some goodwill created and you’re going to get a lot of support.