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Delbert Guerin (1938 - 2014) has been described as an inspiration, a visionary, a leader and a tireless warrior. He was all of these and more. His public persona will always be associated with his leadership role in the famous court case that bears...
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In 1955, the Musqueam First Nation approved a surrender "in trust" of some of its reserve land in the city of Vancouver, for the purpose of a lease...
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First Nation worker retention strategies are a topic of growing interest and discussion as Canada faces the challenge of insufficient numbers of...
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In 2014 I was honoured to be invited to witness a potlatch just off Northern Vancouver Island and wanted to provide a bit of history and some...
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It’s tax time and that means tax pain, as the television commercials say. Tax time is also the time of year that one hears the common myth that...
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The funny thing about building effective relationships and Indigenous name-dropping is that unless you are very sure of your audience, you can have...
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We start off this post with the following:
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We thought it might be of interest to our readers to learn a little about both of the men - Delgamuukw and Gisday'way - behind this famous court case.
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The three commonly called Delgamuuk cases are a critical part of the constitutional puzzle of Aboriginal rights and title for British Columbia and...
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In this second installment in our series of "Must-dos and Don’ts” for an effective Indigenous engagement strategy, we are providing six “don’ts” that...
