Imperial stories

• The team at Imperial’s Finch Terminal in Toronto focuses on volunteering together to make an impact in the community beyond terminal operations.
• Corey Wheaton and his team support local food banks, Canadian Blood Services, Earth Day clean ups, STEM organizations and more.
• Corey says their efforts contribute to team culture and meaningful community impact.

• In 2025, Imperial employees volunteered more than 12,000 hours annually on causes that support the communities in its operational areas.
• Heather Campbell helps captain Imperial’s team for the Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer.
• Heather says the generosity and passion of the participating Imperial team members fuels her volunteer efforts every year.

• More than 40 U13 girls from the 2026 Little Native Hockey League Tournament got an inside look at the NHL on March 19, visiting Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena through a partnership supported by Imperial and Esso.
• The players took part in a panel discussion with Olympic medalist Natalie Spooner and Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube, toured player facilities and met Spooner for autographs and photos.
• The night capped off with an on-ice practice led by Maple Leafs development coach Greg Schell and joined by Imperial Chairman, President and CEO John Whelan, focused on building confidence and encouraging Indigenous girls to see a future for themselves in hockey.

Focus on building partnerships: Imperial’s spending with Indigenous businesses tops $1 billion

• Imperial spent more than $1 billion with Indigenous businesses in 2025, representing roughly one‑third of its total contract spending and marking a significant milestone in the company’s long‑term partnership efforts.
• A total of 119 Indigenous companies provided services across Imperial’s operations last year, supporting work ranging from mining and reclamation to engineering, logistics, safety and specialized technical services.
• Growth in Indigenous contracting reflects years of relationship‑building, collaboration and shared business development with Indigenous partners.

A YWE Award winner’s journey on International Women’s Day

• Imperial’s Nathalie Carson has been recognized with a Young Women in Energy Award for her role overseeing tailings operations at Kearl.
• Nathalie, the only woman at her leadership level in mine operations, credits curiosity, clarity and strong mentorship for helping her navigate rapid career growth.
• Marking International Women’s Day, she encourages young women to “go before you’re ready,” noting that discomfort is key to development.