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InvestorDaily is pleased to announce the ESG Summit will be back by popular demand in March 2023 to arm advisers with actionable strategies to guide their clients around ESG investing. With the recen

Chief Glen Hare, Ontario's Regional Chief with the Assembly of First Nations, drove a cube van across Ontario last week, packed full of clothes and cold weather supplies for homeless people in Thunder Bay, Ont.

Em and Warren chat to Glen Hare, treasurer of 'Wear It Purple Day' about the day - what it means and why it matters. 

An adviser has shared how being an advocate for diversity and inclusion lead to his recognition at the 2021 ifa Excellence Awards. Fox & Hare co-founder and financial adviser Glen Hare was the recipi

The Ontario election campaign has largely ignored Indigenous people and issues, according to several current and former political leaders and analysts who hope that will change soon ahead of the June 2 vote.

Outside of Queen’s Park, a sequence of loud booms echoed outside of the legislative building Thursday.

Six Nations of the Grand River has been overhauling its response to the opioid crisis, which includes plans to debut a new team that will pair police with crisis workers.

A pair of new reports show that opioid-related deaths among First Nations people in the province increased 132 per cent during the COVID-19 pandemic, and an Ontario regional chief says governments need to work with Indigenous communities to help fix the problem.

THE CANADIAN PRESS It will be a muted Canada Day in many parts of the country as grief and anger over the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at former residential schools have made it hard for many Canadians to stomach the usual patriotic pomp of July 1. Rather than fireworks, parades and performances, several municipalities say they will mark the national holiday with reflection and solidarity. But Indigenous leaders, advocates and scholars say that’s just the start of broad efforts ne...

Anishinabek Nation's newest grand council chief says he wants the organization to return to an advocacy role, and support member chiefs as they work on issues within their own communities.