Resilience Partners

Your land.

We develop infrastructure projects. Fiber. Pipelines. Power lines. If a proposed project involves your land, you decide whether to take part.

Your community.

A project can reach beyond your property. Local partnerships. Municipal services. Community development.

Your future.

Saving for retirement. Saving for education. Another source of income. Achieve what matters to you.

Landowner programs

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Saving for Retirement

More time for what matters.
Put your land in the conversation about the years ahead.

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Explore long-term land income and retirement planning around your priorities for the years ahead.

Who it’s for
Landowners planning for retirement
What we review
Long-term priorities, property location and project fit
What to bring
Your retirement priorities and general property location
Availability
Depends on property, location and project needs; no opportunity is guaranteed.
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Saving for Education

For the next generation.
Explore what your land could make possible.

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Explore how potential land income could support education plans for the people you care about.

Who it’s for
Landowners planning for education
What we review
Education goals, property location and project fit
What to bring
Your education goals and general property location
Availability
Depends on property, location and project needs; no opportunity is guaranteed.
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Passive income

A new possibility, rooted in your land.
Explore another potential source of income.

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Explore whether infrastructure on your property could create another source of income.

Who it’s for
Landowners exploring additional income
What we review
Proposed land use, terms and property fit
What to bring
Your property location and questions about potential income
Availability
Depends on property, location and project needs; no opportunity is guaranteed.
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Community involvement

A place to build on, together.
Explore local projects and community benefits.

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Bring local priorities into the conversation about infrastructure and community benefits.

Who it’s for
Landowners with local project priorities
What we review
Local priorities, potential benefits and project fit
What to bring
Your community priorities and general project location
Availability
Depends on property, location and project needs; no opportunity is guaranteed.
Let’s talk

Find your land

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Local projects and
community benefits

Land connects people to a place. Bring your ideas for local projects and community benefits into the conversation.

Talk about your community
Local projectsLand stewardship

Explore proposed
infrastructure.

We develop fiber, pipeline and power-line projects. Together, we explore how a proposed project relates to your land and priorities. You review the land use and agreement terms before deciding whether to participate.

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Fiber

Explore how a proposed fiber project could relate to your property and priorities.

  • Where would the proposed fiber route be located?
  • What land use, access and agreement terms would apply?
Understand an opportunity

How it works

Start with your priorities. Understand the opportunity. Decide what comes next.

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Go to the inquiry

Tell us what matters.

Share your property, your priorities and your questions. Retirement, education, another source of income or a local project: the conversation starts with you.

Start with your priorities, then add your mailing and contact details.

Explore the fit.

We assess how your property and priorities relate to the infrastructure opportunities that we can create together.

Potential opportunities depend on your property, its location and project needs.

Choose your next step.

If there is a fit, review the proposed land use and agreement terms before deciding whether to take part.

The initial conversation carries no obligation to participate.

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to you?

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