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Fifty-eight percent of young adults living on reserve in Canada have not completed high school, according to the 2011 National Household Survey census results. And that’s an increase from the 2006 census results. How did this come about?
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This is the second installment in our series on First Nation reserves. The first part provided some FAQs on reserves whereas this article will...
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This is a commonly asked question so we did some research to find the answer and found all sorts of interesting information about the history of...
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On February 18th, 2015 survivors, honoured guests and dignitaries will come together to witness the symbolic decommission of the St. Michael's Indian...
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There is common misconception that BC First Nations are all the same. When you take a look at this map of BC First Nations Language Families, that...
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How long do you think First Nations have been fighting against the inequitable treatment of First Nation women by federal government laws and...
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Things have definitely changed when it comes to First Nation Community Engagement. The Tsilhqot’in decision has moved the bar much higher in terms of...
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In a previous article we wrote about the Talking Stick and associated protocol. Here we are going to explore some of the symbolism represented in the...
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If retention of Indigenous workers is a goal for your company, then cultural leave should be addressed in your company policy. A culturally...
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The Talking stick, used in many Indigenous cultures, is an ancient and powerful “communication tool” that ensures a code of conduct of respect during...