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This video features the (late) Honourable Murray Sinclair, former senator, who discusses the legacy of the Government of Canada's policy towards Indigenous Peoples and the path towards reconciliation.
Covering a vast swath of northern Ontario, Treaty No. 9 reflects the often contradictory interpretations of treaties between First Nations and the Crown.
This video features Joe Wild, Senior Assistant Deputy Minister at the former Department of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada, who shares his experience negotiating and implementing treaties, land claims and self-government agreements with Indigenous communities.
This video features Lisa Qiluqqi Koperqualuk, President of the Inuit Circumpolar Council Canada, who shares her insights on Inuit perspectives and leadership in the context of geopolitical and security issues in the Canadian Arctic.
This video features Peter Jacobs, Ph.D., of the Wiwik'em Squamish Nation and Elder Dolores Greyeyes Sand of the Muskeg Lake Cree Nation, who explain why the revitalization of Indigenous languages in Canada is essential for reconciliation.
This event recording captures the key insights raised throughout the New Economy series and considers their implications for a new economy defined by accelerating change and increasing complexity.
This event recording features a discussion with Fiona Hill, a leading expert on Russia, about authoritarianism in Russia and the challenge it poses to advanced democracies, the current conflict in Ukraine, and the reaction of the West.
This event recording explores the relationship between cyber security and economic development, the trade-offs faced by Canadian policy-makers, and the role Canada plays in protecting critical public and private assets.
This video highlights key moments from the Statecraft in the Digital Era event, including discussions on the challenges of the digital era and the competition between democracies and authoritarian states.
This event recording features Pablo Sobrino, a retired assistant deputy minister, who discusses how leaders can create meaningful and effective employee engagement in the workplace to increase innovation, productivity and performance.
The New Directors Program (NDP) provides an opportunity for new executives to better understand their role as a director within the Government of Canada. The program's aim is to equip new executives with the skills they need to effectively lead in today's work environment.
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