Reconciliation Archives - Page 2 of 10

‘Talk Treaty To Me’ brings Relationality to the forefront of Treaty conversation

Crystal Fraser and Sara Komarnisky share on their recent success, writing process, and exploring treaties with non-human relations

CKLB spoke with authors of Talk Treaty To Me, Crystal Fraser and Sara Komarnisky on their recent success, writing process and how in their new publication...

Cassandra3 months ago

A break in the ice for EntrepreNorth

The Indigenous-led initiative makes major changes to become independent charitable entity

Xina Cowan, CEO of EntrepreNorth, sat in conversation with CKLB this past week to discuss changes taking place for the Indigenous-led organization as they take...

Environment4 months ago

New $3.8 billion federal nature strategy creates Arctic Indigenous Guardians Program

'Protecting nature and advancing reconciliation go hand in hand,' says Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Rebecca Alty

Indigenous-led conservation work will be expanded by Ottawa with an investment of over $230 million to expand the Indigenous Guardians Program to establish a new...

Featured4 months ago

Colonial healthcare system goes under knife in the NWT

'Care was replaced with hierarchy, relationships were turned into regulations, and harm was made to look like order,' from the exhibit

“Colonial policies and systemic racism still shape Indigenous peoples’ experiences in health and social services.” – Health Minister Lesa Semmler Indigenous residents have been clear...

Featured5 months ago

Jordan’s Principle gets $1.55B from Ottawa, but operational changes still a challenge

Urgent requests are down to roughly 400 left in the queue to be responded, down from 5,000 last year, says federal minister

After a year of uncertainty, job losses and service reductions in the NWT, the federal government has committed $1.55 billion to renew Jordan’s Principle until March 31, 2027....

Featured5 months ago

North Slave Métis have Aboriginal rights, says Ottawa

Canada and the North Slave Métis Alliance can now engage in collaborative dialogue to clarify how these rights are implemented

The North Slave Métis Alliance (NSMA) has Aboriginal rights as affirmed under section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982, Ottawa has announced. With this historic...

Featured6 months ago

Federal ‘Indian Hospital’ settlement now accepting claims

Ottawa has agreed to provide individual compensation to former patients who suffered physical or emotional abuse

The claims period for people who suffered abuse at a federal government “Indian Hospital” opened on Tuesday. Ottawa has agreed to provide individual compensation to...

Featured7 months ago

Premier R.J. Simpson reflects 10 years after Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Final Report

Landmark report and its Calls to Action continue to guide governments and institutions in acknowledging harms caused by residential schools, and in advancing reconciliation through sustained, meaningful action

Premier R.J. Simpson issued the following statement on Monday marking the 10th anniversary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Final Report: “Ten years ago today,...