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The Government of Canada invests in a national training program that supports professional development of Indigenous artists
Canada’s cultural ecosystem plays a vital role in our shared identity, economy and national pride. Supporting culture requires fostering professional arts training, ensuring a strong next generation of artists who can...
First Nations, Inuit and Métis children have the right to access high-quality and culturally appropriate early learning and child care programs that reflect their languages, traditions and values. That is why the Government of Canada is investing in early learning and child care that is designed and led by Indigenous governments and communities to build the foundation for chi...
In Anishinaabemwin, the official language of Nipissing First Nation, it’s called “Maamwi Nokiida” and it means “Let’s Work Together.” It’s the name given to the Indigenous Learning Outcomes (ILOs) initiative undertaken by Canadore College because the name embodies the spirit of reconciliation and reflects the collective approach that has guided its developmen...
Colette Trudeau Shaping the Next Chapter for Métis Nation BC
Through service, strategic vision, and cultural revitalization, Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) CEO Colette Trudeau is redefining leadership through culturally grounded approaches. Guided by inclusive, responsible leadership and a deep commitment to relationship building, Colette, a proud Mé...
Indigenous entrepreneurs across Canada are setting ambitious goals for 2026, aiming to balance business success, community impact, and personal well-being. Indigenous-led enterprises contribute tens of billions to Canada’s GDP annually, making them a vital generator of national success. Their aims reflect this expanding trend. These founders are not just growing businesses; t...
