This blog was taken from Hamilton Spec Many of us spend time thinking about what role we play in reconciliation. In the wake of another Canada Day, we thought a discussion timely. As a white man, and as a Cree woman, we come to this topic from a different perspective. For the non-Indigenous, often the …
Real apologies are a starting line for a long journey, Alex Bishop writes. “This blog was taken from Hamilton Spec Canada can apologize. We have apologized for falling short on environmental policy; on slowing the spread of COVID-19 and the rate of drug overdose; on Indigenous reconciliation after decades of displacement, cultural genocide and the …
Within our city we have people who believe deeply and passionately about incredibly differing viewpoints, writes Alex Bishop. “This blog was taken from Hamilton Spec Let our city heal. In many ways, the City of Hamilton and the issues it faces are a reflection of the issues our country faces. Yet the way Hamilton tackles …
Indigenous engagement must be embedded into every organization in Canada, or they risk reputational damage. I work for Indigenous-led organizations, at their request, toadvise on matters suchas raising capital, partnering with non-Indigenous organizations, engaging with the public and government. Almost every week we hear of another gaffe of an organization which through ignorance (wilful or …
Exclusion of Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation at Grey Cup was a national failure Read More »