Built together
MCS Rentals works alongside First Nations partners through two joint venture companies. Each is rooted in its treaty territory and built on shared opportunity, mutual respect and a long-term commitment to the communities we work in.
MCS Yuuse
A partnership built on community, opportunity, and respect.
In Fort St. John, on the lands of Treaty 8 territory, our work carries a deeper meaning. Our joint venture with Yuuse is more than a business partnership. It is a commitment to shared opportunity, mutual respect, and strengthening the communities that have shaped this region for generations.
The partnership is community focused at its core. By working directly with Indigenous leadership and families, we are creating pathways to employment, training and meaningful participation across major industrial and civil projects, so that Indigenous talent and knowledge are part of every stage of the work.
MCS Rentals is proud to stand as a supportive partner, a long-term ally and a contributor to the local community. We recognize the importance of honouring Treaty 8, respecting the land, and working in true partnership with the people who call this region home.
How we work together
- Local hiringHiring local workers onto MCS Yuuse equipment and projects.
- Training & skillsSupporting skill development so community members grow with the work.
- Project opportunitiesOpening new opportunities on major industrial and civil projects in the region.
- Reliable equipmentThe MCS fleet and maintenance standards behind every job: safe, dependable and ready.
Contact MCS Yuuse
- Phone1 (587) 598-5867
- Emailsales@mcsyuuse.ca
- Location7412 Hwy 97N, Fort St. John, BC V1T 8L3
- Instagram@mcsyuuseinc
“We walk forward by respecting the land, honouring our agreements, and working together for those yet to come.”
Inspired by Treaty 8 principles
MCS Cowessess
MCS Rentals and Cowessess Ventures Ltd., working as one.
MCS Cowessess is a joint venture between MCS Rentals and Cowessess Ventures Ltd., the business arm of Cowessess First Nation. Cowessess First Nation is a Saulteaux and Cree community in Treaty 4 territory, with its home reserve at Crooked Lake in the Qu’Appelle Valley of southeast Saskatchewan.
The joint venture brings the MCS heavy equipment fleet together with a Nation focused on economic development, new business and long-term prosperity. Together we bid and deliver equipment work across Saskatchewan and beyond, with the community taking part in the work and sharing in its success.
Our shared identity says it plainly: the eagle and gold-tipped feathers of Cowessess Ventures, the MCS cube and excavator bucket, in the black, red and gold of both partners.
How we work together
- Equal partnershipDecisions, opportunities and success shared between both partners.
- Community employmentCreating jobs and training for Cowessess members on JV equipment and projects.
- Project deliveryJoint bids on industrial, civil and infrastructure work, backed by the MCS fleet.
- Long-term growthBuilding lasting business value for the Nation and its future generations.
Contact MCS Cowessess
- Phone780-699-1694
- Emailsales@mcsrentals.ca
- PartnerCowessess Ventures Ltd., Regina, SK
In it together
Honour the treaties
We work with respect for the treaty territories we operate in and the Nations who hold them.
Community first
Local people, local training and local benefit on every project our joint ventures take on.
Here for the long term
Relationships built for the next generation, not the next contract.