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Indigenous
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Diversifying Indigenous Voices
Ben Borne, the first Indigenous certified Communication Management Professional, talks about the power of representation and storytelling.
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The Former Humber Student Who’s Indigenizing the Fashion Industry
From the reserve to the catwalk, Scott Wabano is taking the fashion world by storm with a bold image of modern Indigeneity.
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Indigenizing the Economy with Data-Driven Research
Our members understand that Canadians owe it to Indigenous communities to share in the rebuilding opportunities that will benefit the economy
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Indigenous Leadership — Reforming Representation
As companies shift to adopting inclusive hiring strategies, Indigenous leadership is the next step in advancing representation in the workforce.
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Small Business at the Big Table: Indigenous Suppliers in the Mainstream
The success of Canada’s economic rebound could well depend on leveraging innovative and resilient Indigenous small businesses.
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Real Takes on Reconciliation
Patrick Hunter shares their experience as an Indigenous artist and opinions on reconciliation in the arts and culture industry.
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Building Better: An Indigenous Philosophy for Construction Projects
When the First Nations Technical Institute was planning its new building, it knew that it couldn’t approach it like any other construction project.
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Building Indigenous Manufacturing Capability: A Canadian/First Nation Case Study
Manufacturing companies Warrior Supplies, Harbour Technologies and Promation partner to develop an Indigenous response to the pandemic.
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Congress of Aboriginal Peoples Announces Funding for Non-status Applicants
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples has immediate funding available for non-status applicants across Canada.
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How Indigenous Youth Are Building a Better Tomorrow
The rapidly growing young Indigenous population in Canada is the country’s most potent hope for a better future for everyone.
