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This session was so worthwhile on many levels. It provided a deep perspective and understanding of Indigenous Peoples in Canada and was facilitated in a respectful, professional way that contributed to deeper understanding and learning. Thank you.

S.L.
Rogers Communications
This is essential learning for all Canadians, but especially so for anyone working with Indigenous Peoples. The material is rich and well-resourced. The environment provides attendees who are new to this information a safe place to process this new knowledge. I strongly encourage any organization to provide this training to its employees.

FortisBC
This training was the best I have taken on Aboriginal affairs. Very informative and directly applicable to our business and relations with First Nations.

B.B.
West Fraser
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