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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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Indigenous Peoples are the fastest-growing segment of the Canadian population and are an obvious target for employee recruitment. But, before you...
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Every so often a shining example of recognizing an opportunity to reach out and work with an Aboriginal community for the betterment of all comes...
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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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One of our newsletter subscribers, Rod Cunningham, brought to our attention an online ad regarding exclusive accommodation rates for the Indigenous...
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Perhaps a more accurate question would be, “Why do Indigenous Peoples want self-government back?” Long before European contact, Indigenous Peoples...
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The story of how a hotel, art gallery and social housing organization established a sustainable cycle of positive social impact
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Strategies for consulting with First Nations are as varied as the histories, cultures, traditions and world views of the over 600 First Nation...
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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...
