"When I was a child, my Mother and I would spend hours together making regalia. I grew up dancing at powwows in the fancy dancer’s regalia we made together. She instilled on me from a young age that water is living and traditionally spoken...
Read More
“We now have a voice. We’re starting to be heard again, whereas we were really kind of silenced. We were overwhelmed by the volume of referrals and frustrated that everything was happening around us.… Even though we’re using a consultant, we’ve...
Read More
Welcome to Shared Value Solutions funding and news digest. We hope it finds you well.
In this issue, we bring you more blogs from our Lands and Consultation Department eBook series. This month's #womencrushwednesday article features the amazing...
Read More
“The problem that exists is that the funding does not, in my opinion, take into account the full extent of activities that are happening.”—Boyd Clark, Band Manager, Acho Dene Koe First Nation
Read More
“I've always known the importance of being involved, being active in the community. It stems back from when I was a young girl. Thankfully there were people in our community that included me in youth leadership programs”.
Gina Wesley will tell...
Read More
“Looking back on it, you don’t know what you’re missing because you don’t know what the opportunities are. That’s one of the challenges I think for any First Nation. You don’t know what you’re missing. And if you don’t have the right system, and...
Welcome to Shared Value Solutions funding and news digest. We hope it finds you well.
In this issue, we bring you the second blog in our Lands and Consultation Department eBook series. Also in this issue is information on an opportunity to have...
Read More
“The roles within the Lands Office should reflect the priorities of the communities.” —Mark MacDougall, Regulatory and Research Consultant, SVS
In the first post of our Lands and Consultation Department series, we talked about how having a...