Notable Impact of Urban Reserves and Saskatoon
The first urban reserve in Canada was created in 1988 in the City of Saskatoon. The relationship between Saskatoon and Muskeg Lake Cree Nation (MLCN)...
Sandy Sanderson, CEO of Goodfish Business Corp., spoke at the Aboriginal Consultation and Engagement Speaker Series in Edmonton, Alberta on October 22, 2013. His topic was Maximizing Business Opportunities Through Industry Engagement.
In this engaging presentation, Sandy identifies and elaborates on three key issues:
- Observing Canada's ignorance
- Understanding the roles of the entities
- Aboriginal business capacity
Featured photo: Goodfish Lake, Alberta. Photo: Goodfish Lake Business Corporation
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