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What Reconciliation is and What It is Not

April 12, 2019–Guest blogger

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Our blog this week was originally published by Indigenous Corporate Training Inc. For a very long time, mainstream Canadians were unaware of the horrors and conditions that 150,000 Indigenous children ...

Land Protection and Indigenous Peoples

June 12, 2017–Ontario Nature Staff

Indigenous Relations•ON Nature Magazine•Protected Places

Earlier this year, federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna that national parks must be respectful of traditional knowledge. She went on to say that Indigenous protected areas will be one way Canada ...

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Greenbelt Lands on the Chopping Block: What’s at Stake?

Bill 23 – What You Need to Know

How Organic Food Benefits People and the Planet

Wetland Offsetting – Does it Really Work?

Campaigning for Conservation: The Highlands Corridor

The Housing Crisis: What You Need to Know

What Reconciliation is and What It is Not

Land Protection and Indigenous Peoples

Urge the Government of Ontario to Protect the Wolf Lake Old-growth Red Pine Forest.

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