The Globe and Mail Katie Underwood Published February 26, 2021 Tenille K Campbell/The Globe and Mail Canada’s ongoing reconciliation effort with Indigenous people has so far taken myriad forms, many symbolic: a commissioned report, formal apologies from government and growing public awareness around the issue of land rights. But, as it is understood by many leaders in the Indigenous community, reconciliation will be fundamentally incomplete without economic influence and the ability to establish livelihoods for current and future generations. With that in mind, in 2010, FHQ Developments ...