From Halifax to Vancouver, family, friends and politicians gathered at ceremonies to mark Indigenous Veterans Day.
More than 7,000 Indigenous people have served in the Canadian military since the First World War. https://t.co/LiBIhM0y9l
DID YOU KNOW?
After the First World War, many First Nation Veterans found that when they returned home after fighting overseas for Canada, they were no longer considered Indians under the Indian Act.
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“The Indigenous Chamber of Commerce Saskatchewan is committed to Economic Reconciliation. On this important day we affirm our mission to work with all in advancing Indigenous businesses and forging a path forward together.”
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If you are passionate about starting a business, please register for the Indigenous Entrepreneur Workshop delivered by our 2021 Title Sponsor Saskatchewan Indian Equity Foundation Inc.
Seating is limited, Register below before September 24th!
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A conversation with Nick Daigneault, on how we grow Indigenous participation in the economy through database development, regional labour pool management, and partnering with urban industries to utilize relocating Indigenous talent.
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Join Jason Aebig CEO @TheChamberYXE in this conversation about SABEX awards nominations. We want to ensure that all Indigenous Businesses have an opportunity to obtain support through the nomination process.
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✨FREE Métis Entrepreneurship Workshop✨
GDI is pleased to offer our 2-day in-person Métis Entrepreneurship Workshop facilitated by Ballad Consulting on September 28-29th in #YXE!
Register for free at https://t.co/Z47rxxAqaR. Seats are limited, and free meals are included!