Today we reflect on the dark realities that lead to reconciliation
Whether you support the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation or not, one thing is clear: people are talking about reconciliation.
Karen Restoule: The first priority for Indigenous services is to secure clean drinking water
During these times, we are reminded of our strength that is rooted deep into who we are as citizens of the North — hearty, resilient, strong. These, along with our adaptability and agility, will be key to overcoming the challenges ahead of us.
We need to confront our history with humility and courage
In the best of times, reconciliation would be challenging to address. And we are not in the best of times.
Karen Restoule: Instead of cancelling Canada Day, we need to get to work
Cancelling Canada Day seems to be, in my view, the easy way out. And the people I know don’t take the easy way out. They face challenges with courage.
Karen Restoule: Empowering Indigenous entrepreneurs offers new way forward
As Canada looks to build back better in the wake of the pandemic, engaging with Indigenous entrepreneurs is good business—for the country and for reconciliation