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A panel of four presenters speaks to an audience

Businesses learn how to hire and retain Indigenous talent

Skwachàys Lodge

Trico Charitable Foundation and Haskayne School of Business recognize best social enterprises

Xakiji (Chief) Lee Crowchild to speak on large-scale land development on Oct 24.

Xakiji (Chief) Lee Crowchild to speak on building relationships and business in a good way

Pipe for pipelines lays piled on ground

Indigenous ownership of the Trans Mountain pipeline would safeguard the environment

PaCER Program Manager Susanna Koczkur with program interns at a January 2019 meeting.

UCalgary program builds research capacity in Indigenous communities

Rural high school students try on design thinking, problem-solving and collaboration at Indigenous Youth Forum

Students from Siksika Nation Outreach School take part in an archaeological excavation at Cluny Fortified Village, located near the Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park and Interpretive Centre. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Indigenous youth connect with their heritage during archaeological digs at Cluny Fortified Village

How the Trans Mountain green light could benefit First Nations

And for the grads: Degrees, eagle feathers, and Pendleton blankets

Through a generous gift from the Ptarmigan Charitable Foundation, the Werklund School of Education has established a fund for student initiatives, bursaries and research, focused on developing strong models of support for Indigenous students.

Ptarmigan Charitable Foundation, Werklund School partner to boost Indigenous education initiatives