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THE VIEW | On US-Canada Trade Talks' Fall: The Price to Pay to Stand Up for Canada
The View is an editorial by Mark Magnacca, Co-Chair and CEO of the Canadian Indigenous Investment Forum.
Hon. Lisa Raitt's Empowerment, Partnership, and Progress: CIBC's Role in Investing in Indigenous Communities
Interview with the Hon. Lisa Raitt tackled all aspects of Indigenous investments including financing options, the importance of recognising the law governing Indigenous rights.
Murray Sinclair: A Legacy of Compassionate Leadership and Advocacy
Murray Sinclair was a man of profound influence, whose work as a lawyer, judge, and advocate reshaped the conversation around Indigenous rights and reconci
Hillary Thatcher's Perspective of Inclusive Infrastructure Development
In a recent interview, Hillary Thatcher, the Managing Director of Investments at the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB), shared her insights into building pa
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Tabatha Bull On Driving Indigenous Business Growth in Canada
Tabatha Bull, the President and CEO of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB), shared in her recent interview, insights into the organisation'
Chief Derek Epp's Vision for Indigenous Communities
Derek Epp is the Chief of Tzeachten First Nation, his responsibilities go beyond the conventional leadership. Wearing many different hats, his influence ex
Chief David Jimmie's Perspective on Canada's Investment Potential
Chief David Jimmie, a collaborative leader and expert in fostering growth opportunities, is deeply dedicated to serving his community and the organisations
Robert Brant’s Indigenous Heritage in Legal Practice
Robert Brant, the Managing Partner of McCarthy Tétrault’s office in London, England is a seasoned corporate/commercial lawyer specialising in M&A, capital