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The potential $100-billion Indigenous economy must be incorporated into Canada's future, author argues

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May 26, 2021

Indigenous peoples and their potential $100-billion economy must be partners in Canada’s economic future, experts told the Empire Club of Canada webinar held on April 20.

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Organizations:	Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation, B.C. Supreme Court, British Columbia Court of Appeal, Department of Indian Affairs, Empire Club of Canada, Financial Post, Government of Canada, Indigenomics Institute, Ontario Métis Family Records Center, TD Economics, and Tribal Councils Investment Group of Manitoba Ltd.
People:	Alicia Dubois, Antoinette Tummillo, Bill Gallagher, Carol Anne Hilton, D’Arcy Rheault, Diane Francis, Duncan Campbell Scott, and Heather Berthelette
Topics:	banks, Canada's economic future, Canada's Indian Act, development projects, equity positions, Federal transfer payments, First Nations and organizations, fisheries, governance boards, governments, Indigenomics, Indigenous businesses, Indigenous economic capacity, Indigenous economic empowerment, Indigenous economy, Indigenous education health and management, Indigenous investment, Indigenous people and court rulings, Indigenous peoples history in Canada, private industry, Reconcilliation, and residential schools

The potential $100-billion Indigenous economy must be incorporated into Canada's future, author argues

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