
Aboriginal Community Relations
Strengthening relationships with Aboriginal communities to enhance economic and employment opportunities both now and into the future.

Community Well-Being
Understanding and managing the physical, social and economic effects of development in our communities.

Infrastructure
Promoting safe and efficient infrastructure to move our workforce, residents, goods and services throughout our local communities.

Workforce
Working with other active groups to forecast employee numbers, required skills and help to retain an adequate supply of trained workers in Alberta’s oil sands.

Our Member Companies
OSCA is the primary connection point for resource developers, communities, local, provincial and federal government agencies, and other industries looking to make a difference.
Our name emphasizes a broader interest and a longer-term approach to thinking about socio-economic impacts on the community.
Through our association, resource developers partner with local, provincial or federal government agencies, communities, and other industries to address mutual issues. OSCA structure encourages a more strategic use of funds and activities through a more highly co-ordinated approach across operations and geographic regions to address issues.
We know that partnerships are the best way to facilitate local capacity building, mobilize resources more quickly, leverage investment and co-ordinate multiple activities to respond to complex issues.
OSCA identifies issues from the perspective of those potentially impacted by projects; predicts and anticipates change; and develops strategies to proactively respond to the consequences of development.