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Economic reconciliation starts with equitable access to education for Indigenous peoples

If Canada is truly serious about economic reconciliation, there needs to be a substantial investment in Indigenous education. It is time to sit down together at the kitchen table and start discussing how to move forward.

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BY MANON TREMBLAY
June 22, 2020

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Economic reconciliation starts with equitable access to education for Indigenous peoples

If Canada is truly serious about economic reconciliation, there needs to be a substantial investment in Indigenous education. It is time to sit down together at the kitchen table and start discussing how to move forward.

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