What Is LOUIS Planner
LOUIS Planner is a consultation platform led by Indigenous Communities. It provides a centralized and auditable record of consultation activities, helping ensure processes are transparent, well-documented, and accountable. Communities use the platform to facilitate clear engagement with participating Organizations.
Why Organizations Are Asked to Use LOUIS Planner
Organizations are invited to use LOUIS Planner to:
- Streamline information sharing
- Reduce duplication and confusion
- Maintain a consistent and reliable record of communications, decisions, and materials
By participating, Organizations contribute to a process that is led by Communities and designed to be transparent and traceable.
Register for an Organization Account
If an Indigenous Community has requested that you use LOUIS Planner as part of their consultation process, your organization needs to have an account. The steps are as follows:
Submit a registration request using the link below
- The LOUIS Team will review and approve your request
- Once approved you will be sent an email with information on how to use the system and a separate email to set your password
- Once you have access to your account you can create and share projects with any of the Indigenous communities using LOUIS Planner
NOTE: Once your Organization has a LOUIS Planner account you can create user accounts for all members of your team as needed.
https://louistoolkit.ca/account/register_organization/
Current Indigenous Communities
Current communities in Alberta are:
- Bigstone Cree Nation
- Enoch Cree Nation
- Louis Bull Tribe
- Montana First Nation
- Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation
- Swan River First Nation
- Whitefish First Nation #128
Current communities in British Columbia are:
- Prophet River First Nation
- Songhees First Nation
- Tsawout First Nation
Current communities in Québec are:
- Kebaowek First Nation
