Today, we honour and remember Elder Deanna Shirley Starlight.
We extend our condolences to Elder Dr. Bruce Starlight, the Starlight family, Tsuut’ina & Siksika Nations & all who knew and loved her.
Thank you, Elder Deanna, for your generosity, kindness, wisdom, and teachings.
We are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of one of our beloved Elders, Monica (Sattsitapiaakii) Chief Moon of the Blood/Kainai Nation. We extend our deepest condolences to her husband John, family, friends and her community.
Photo Credit: Elizabeth Fry Society
As the Calgary Stampede ends, we spotlight Lowa Beebe for her long-standing commitment to the First Nations Princess Program. This year she had the privilege of escorting Raegan First Rider, the 2026 Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess from Kainai Nation. #CalgaryStampede
Today, we attending the Grey Eagle Resort & Casino Pancake Breakfast, where we enjoyed great food, meaningful conversations, and the opportunity to connect with so many amazing people from the community.
Happy Stampede!
#CalgaryStampede#Treaty7#TruthAndReconciliation
On National Indigenous Peoples Day and the Summer Solstice, we celebrate the strength, resilience, cultures, and traditions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples across Turtle Island.
Wishing everyone a meaningful day of celebration, reflection, and connection.
#NIPD
Today, we honour Red Dress Day. As an Indigenous women-owned business, this day means a great deal. We remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people each red dress a symbol of loss, resilience, and voices never to be forgotten. #RedDressDay#MMIWG2S
TPF attended RES 2026 in Las Vegas, uniting Indigenous leaders and partners, advancing economic self-determination and Nation-to-Nation governance. We connected with Treaty leadership across Canada, reaffirming bonds shaping work. #RES2026#IIGG2027#NationToNation
We support organizations committed to meaningful Indigenous engagement & cultural competency.
Our services:
• Indigenous Cultural Competency Training
• Indigenous Engagement Planning
• Facilitation & Dialogue Sessions
• Indigenous-focused Communications
• Advisory Services
Who are we? We are The Path Forward — a 100% Indigenous women-owned boutique consulting firm rooted in Indigenous worldviews of relationality, reciprocity, and respect. Our mission? To help organizations lead responsibly with cultural competency
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Did you hear that Lowa is leading the host committee for the 2027 International Indigenous Games & Gathering? Games will be held in Calgary & Edmonton from July 25-31 #indigenousyouth#sports#Alberta#YYC#YEG https://t.co/9WmUWMnD9i
Happy Winter Solstice! Today, the shortest day and longest night, invites reflection, renewal, and balance. For Indigenous cultures, it's a time symbolizing the light's return, rest, and new beginnings. May this turning point bring warmth, clarity and hope. #WinterSolstice#Light
Today marks the 10th anniversary of the release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission 94 Calls to Action.
This anniversary is a moment to reflect, to listen, and—most importantly—to act.
Reconciliation is not symbolic.
#TRC10#TruthAndReconciliation#CallsToAction
This week, we proudly celebrate the strength, culture, and resilience of the Métis Nation.
We celebrate Victoria & her daughter Ode, whose commitment to community and Indigenous collaboration inspires our work every day #MétisWeek#MétisNation#IndigenousBusiness#Reconciliation
Did you know? Until 1985, First Nations people lost their status if they joined Canada’s military. Today, on #IndigenousVeteransDay, we honour the vital contributions of First Nations, Métis & Inuit peoples to Canada’s military history. We remember. We respect. We thank you.
What a week! Lowa, Victoria attended the Spark Indigenous Energy Summit, connecting with peers and expanding their network. This gathering brings together Indigenous leaders, energy experts, and policymakers to discuss Indigenous influence on Canada's energy landscape. #SIES2025
We are honoured to be a sponsor of the 2025 Nakota Language Conference.
This years theme: Watezehebi Yobami - Honouring Our Youth, beautifully our shared commitment to empowering youth as future leaders and caretakers of language culture and identity. #LanguageRevitalization
Yesterday, we facilitated an Indigenous Awareness & Cultural Competency session with our client. It’s inspiring to see organizations taking the time to learn before they act. This is reconciliation.
#Reconciliation#IndigenousAwareness#CulturalCompetency
At E3 Lithium's we observed the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, affirming our commitment to understanding the past. Elders Pam and Martin Heavyhead shared their wisdom. Artist Lana Manyfingers led an Indigenous craft session. #Orangeshirtday#Everychildmatters
🧡 Orange Shirt Day
Today, we honor and remember.
We stand with Indigenous communities, acknowledging the pain and resilience of Survivors and the memory of children lost to residential schools.
May we never forget — every child matters.
#OrangeShirtDay#EveryChildMatters