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What to call ceremonial wear?

There was a really great item in the news in early September about President Obama. While on a trip to Alaska, he joined some young Alaskan native children in a ceremonial dance. We wanted to post the article to our social media because he was...

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antique map of Canada, 1860

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The Importance of Treaty Education    

James B. (Jamie) Wilson is the former* Commissioner, Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba. He is passionate about the importance of treaty...

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regalia ribbons at a powwow

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Jamie Wilson Commissioner Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba      

James B. (Jamie) Wilson, B.A., U.S.T.C., M.Ed. is the Commissioner, Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba In an Opaskwayak Cree Nation family...

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First Nation Consultation Guidelines

Consultation with First Nations is a key issue for First Nations, governments (federal, provincial, and local), and the corporate sector (project...

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Bighouse and Ceremonial Canoe, Klemtu, BC. Photo: A.Davey, Flickr

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Chief to Chief Negotiations

When planning your consultation and negotiation meetings with the Nation on whose traditional or treaty lands you hope to work, it’s important to get...

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Engaging Aboriginal Youth

"Take a Hike is a full-time alternative education program that engages at-risk youth through a unique combination of adventure-based learning,...

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empty office cubicles and chairs

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Indigenous Employee Retention Checklist

If you are experiencing a high turnover of Indigenous hires, then your recruitment efforts are working but your retention efforts are failing. This...

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aging totem pole

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9 Indigenous Relations Best Practice Must Dos

What constitutes Indigenous relations best practices? Here are a few suggestions for consideration.

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negotiations

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Reconciliation as Part of First Nation Negotiations

Lyle Viereck recently launched a private consulting firm, Lyle Viereck Consulting Services Inc. As the former Director of Aboriginal Relations and...

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The Parsnip River emptying into the S end of 240 km long Williston Lake (reservoir). Photo: Murray Foubister, Flickr.

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Lyle Viereck Consulting Inc.

Lyle Viereck was born and raised in Prince Rupert in northern BC. His family heritage includes Creek Indians from Oklahoma, American black slaves,...

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