Background Content: Urban Commitments to Reconciliation

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June 19, 2023


Meet Vancouver’s first senior director of Indigenous relations

In her career, Michelle Bryant-Gravelle has worked tirelessly to advocate for inclusion CBC News: A self-proclaimed envelope-pusher, Michelle Bryant-Gravelle says she is driven by her desire for change and representation.  Bryant-Gravelle says she has spent her entire career working to create inclusion in spaces where Indigenous people have typically been excluded — and hopes to continue doing so as...

October 20, 2022


Vancouver’s UNDRIP Strategy with First Nations first of its kind in Canada

Vancouver city council is days away from voting on an historic document involving the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh nations that aims to create a pathway to implement a long list of recommendations to address the city’s colonial past and recognize rights and title of Indigenous peoples. The document — the first of its kind for...

October 19, 2022


Vancouver task force on Indigenous rights releases report for City Council

APTN National News: The Squamish Nation victory song rang out in Vancouver as chiefs, leaders from the community and representatives from city hall gathered to celebrate a report by a joint task force on how to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) in B.C.’s largest city. The task force...

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