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To name drop or not to name drop... that is the question. Many people assume that it is okay to name-drop as they move from community to community in their work. Communities, like people, have relationships. They can support each other, be in...
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Looking for an adventure five years ago, I travelled to a small Inuit community in Nunavut. I quickly discovered teaching Inuit children is a rich,...
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When a company takes the reconciliation initiative to provide our Indigenous Awareness training to the majority of their staff we believe their...
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It started with one question posed by Chief Robert Joseph at the Reconciliation Canada workshop held in Calgary, AB in 2014: “What does Calgary need...
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By Olivia Marie Golosky When we think of the radio landscape in Canada, especially in the mainstream context, the Canadian Broadcasting Company (CBC)...
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Indigenous languages are struggling to survive. With the number of Indigenous language speakers on the decline, some of these languages are on the...
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Sometimes when the name says it all, the name says it all. This is true in a basic sense with Indigenous Economic Development Corporations. Namely, a...
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Here’s a great example of how to create a relationship with the Aboriginal community at large, help Indigenous students and increase the corporate...
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The Environmental Managers Association of BC (EMA) is hosting an information session on September 18, 2014 at the Simon Fraser downtown campus in...
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Many thanks to Gracious First Nation Host Communities from Julie Domvile. I recently had the extreme honour and privilege of participating in Tribal...
