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It’s time for governments to develop an action plan in consultation and co-operation with Indigenous peoples
Opinion: Research shows that First Nations communities alone contribute $17.5 billion a year to the economy. Estimates show that, with the right investment and growth, Indigenous Canadians have the potential to add a $100 billion annual boost to the national economy. Harold Calla | October 23, 2021 Canada recently recognized Sept. 30 as the first…
Gaining an equal seat at the corporate table is key to successful Indigenous, industry partnerships | Northern Ontario Business
At sunrise on Sept. 30, a Valard Construction crew at its Wawa camp on the East-West Tie transmission line project acknowledges Truth & Reconciliation Day with a somber moment of Stand Down. (Valarde photo) First Nation business influencers offer guidance to corporate Canada on how to champion Reconciliation and make project deals work. When First…
Advance Indigenous reconciliation with a new fiscal relationship | The Hill Times
The last Parliament took a significant step forward in advancing reconciliation with the adoption of the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which was first brought forward in 2016 as a private member’s bill by former NDP MP Romeo Saganash. This was progress and it has also raised expectations, write Harold Calla…
Advancing Economic Reconciliation | The Canadian Bar Association
To get there, it is essential we nurture more Indigenous business professionals. By Geordie Hungerford | 30 Jun 2021 We all know that Canada has frequently marched its Indigenous Peoples down an often ugly and cruel path. But the 21st Century has marked a new era of hope and optimism — hope that we…
A New Beginning | The Canadian Bar Association
Photo by Jason Hargrove (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) A law on implementing UNDRIP marks a welcome breakthrough in advancing reconciliation. But there is work ahead to hold government accountable. By Yves Faguy | 15 Jul 2021 When the Canadian government first endorsed the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in 2010, it did…
Cost Analysis Benchmarking for Housing and Infrastructure Service Providers
FMB will be conducting Cost Analysis Benchmarking for Housing and Infrastructure Service Providers. This human resource and operational focused financial analysis will be utilized as a tool for analyzing operational plans and co‐developing service transfer agreements. On July 24, 2020, the Board of Directors approved this independent research opportunity and FMB will be collaborating with…
Les principales organisations des Premières Nations signent un protocole historique favorisant la prospérité des collectivités de Premières Nations
CALGARY et TERRITOIRE DU TRAITÉ NO 7, AB, le 30 mai 2019 /CNW/ – Trois institutions des Premières Nations se sont unies avec le Conseil consultatif des terres pour signer un protocole historique dans le cadre duquel toutes les parties s’engagent à travailler ensemble pour aider les Premières Nations à améliorer leur gouvernance, à augmenter…