
In the next decade, more than 500 projects in oil, gas, forestry and mining will affect many Aboriginal communities across Canada. There are already debates taking place on issues like: the role of Aboriginal communities in these developments; the sharing of the wealth generated; the environment; foreign investment; transportation of output and more.

Is Aboriginal women’s leadership different than men’s style of leadership? Sheila Isaac, Program Manager for Indigenous Women in Community Leadership at the Coady International Institute of St Francis Xavier University, shares her view on the subject. She also briefly outlines three case studies from across Canada showing how Aboriginal women have provided leadership to…

What if … Aboriginal youth, tired of the negativity generated by the 2008-2015 recession, and unsatisfied with the pace and scope of reform, demanded new leadership and authority structures they believed offer more likelihood of a better future – their future.

Learn to use your leadership abilities to become a successful entrepreneurs and grow your business. Connect With Sheila Isaac, Anne Noonan, Julie Pelletier, Nicole Robertson, Tracy Scarlett in a panel discussion with women from across Canada. Engage A live online panel discussion directly from the Aboriginal Entrepreneurs Conference and Trade Show. Share Women’s Panel from…

Building Futures helps shift the thinking from “What if?” to “How might we develop what we need and want while protecting what we value?” Foresight methods, offer everyone the means to explore the future through the creation of stories of what might be; of new and promising circumstances that reflect plausible realities in the…