The Path we are Forging Together 

• We have a permanent, full-time position dedicated to supporting Indigenous Relations and the work of Reconciliation.
• We are developing neighbour-to-neighbour relationships with nearby Indigenous communities.
• We have a Land Acknowledgement
• We consider Indigenous perspectives in our decision making. 
• We have provided all staff with training materials on Indigenous history and culture. 
• We meet regularly with representatives of the Indigenous community, vising local First Nations and taking part in their events. 
• We support grassroots efforts to acknowledge special days that are significant to the Indigenous community.
  • National Ribbon Skirt Day
  • National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two Spirit People (Red Dress Day)
  • Moose Hide Campaign Day
  • Métis Spring Festival
  • National Indigenous Peoples Day
  • Treaty Six Recognition and Territorial Acknowledgement Day
  • National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (Orange Shirt Day)
  • International Inuit Day
  • National Indigenous Veterans Day
  • Métis Week
• Where appropriate, we host events and recognize Indigenous days of significance.
• We share a selection of relevant resources, to help our community learn more about Indigenous history and perspectives.

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Related Pages

Our History ›

Learning Resources ›

Land Acknowledgement ›