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CPB builds on Indigenous database during Reconciliation Week - Vimarsana News

CPB builds on Indigenous database during Reconciliation Week

Coinciding with National Reconciliation Week, CPB Contractors has announced the creation of a playbook that will accompany its Aboriginal Business and Social Enterprise (ABSE) internal database, underscoring its commitment to ensuring opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and businesses within the construction industry.

Why Are Some First Nations People Saying 'Reconciliation Is Dead'? - Vimarsana News

Why Are Some First Nations People Saying 'Reconciliation Is Dead'?

For Blackfellas, Reconciliation Week has always been a complex time for us. It hit a new level after the failure of the Voice to Parliament.

Enoch Cree Nation welcomes Ice Cube to their territory with starblanket - Vimarsana News

Enoch Cree Nation welcomes Ice Cube to their territory with starblanket

Rapper and actor Ice Cube has collected a few gifts from Indigenous people in Canada in his travels and he got another one this week at a stop on his "Straight into Canada" tour.

Source: cbc.ca
Wally Burns seeking re-election as Chief of James Smith - Vimarsana News

Wally Burns seeking re-election as Chief of James Smith

Citing plans to complete land claims, build 80 new houses on the reserve, and start work on a new hockey arena...

Source: panow.com
Regina-based Indigenous consultant praises Deloittes new 'Nation Building' initiative - Vimarsana News

Regina-based Indigenous consultant praises Deloittes new 'Nation Building' initiative

Deloitte Canada and Regina-based consultant firm OneHoop offer insights for Indigenous communities to thrive economically.