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Doing Business with First Nations Leasing Land

There is a new reality taking shape in the Canadian economy. More than ever before, First Nations are pursuing and achieving a greater share in the benefits and opportunities that come with being players in the mainstream real estate property...

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fishing boats

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What are Aboriginal Rights?

The doctrine of Aboriginal rights exists… because of one simple fact: when Europeans arrived in North America, Aboriginal peoples were already here,...

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First Nations' Relationship to the Land

Indigenous peoples have the right to maintain and strengthen their distinctive spiritual relationship with their traditionally owned or otherwise...

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building construction with cranes and birds

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9 Tips for Doing Business With First Nations

The time has come and we see action on the horizon in terms of change coming politically, legally and economically for Indigenous Peoples. Improving...

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carpenter working on wood on a build site

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Indigenous Recruitment Outreach to Employment Agencies

In our work, we receive a lot of questions about effective Indigenous recruitment and retention strategies. A frequent recruitment predicament we...

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Tk'emlúps Indian Band welcome sign

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Does Your Onsite Training Answer Questions About Specific Communities?

Here at Indigenous Corporate Training Inc., we get lots of questions from our blog visitors. A very common one is “Does your online, webinar, onsite,...

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plastic cowboys and Indian toys

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The Enduring Nature of First Nation Stereotypes

Canada is a country whose citizens pride themselves on their diversity and promotion of pluralism yet turn a blind eye to the continued stereotypical...

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Kamloops Residential School. Photo: Bob Joseph.

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What Is the Root Cause of Indigenous Education Issues

Fifty-eight percent of young adults living on reserve in Canada have not completed high school, according to the 2011 National Household Survey...

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Musqueam street signs

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What Are Urban Reserves? - #2 of 2 First Nation Reserves

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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construction workers pouring cement

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Community Engagement for Indigenous Recruitment - #1 of Community Series

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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