Green Communities Canada Webinar on Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Relations

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Green Communities Canada Webinar on Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Relations

Indigenous Planning

In February 2018, together with Carolyn King of the Mississaugas of New Credit First Nation, Susan Robertson hosted a national webinar on forming Indigenous and Non-Indigenous partnerships through several applied examples. With over 40 participants, the webinar is available at greencommunitiescanada.org.

Projects

Engagement Summary with First Nations for the Assessment of Lake Ontario Nutrient Targets

In partnership with JDI Business Services and Incite Planning, People Plan Community engaged with First Nations and the Métis Nation of Ontario (in a separate process) in 2023 on behalf

Municipal Policy Review of Official Plans for the Top Aggregate Producing Municipalities in Ontario

In partnership with Ramsay Planning Inc, People Plan Community conducted a comprehensive municipal policy review of eleven Official Plans for the Top Aggregate Producing Municipalities in Ontario based on a

Renovation of the Nationally Significant Historic Council House at the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation

People Plan Community supported the complete renovation of the Nationally Significant Historic Council House at the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation from 2021 to 2024 in a volunteer capacity,

Renewing Relations in Baawaating

In partnership with JDI Business Services Inc and Incite Planning, People Plan Community hosted an in-person engagement session with Batchewana First Nation and the International Joint Commission in 2023, The

Planting a Relationship and Learning Towards Action

In partnership with JDI Business Services Inc, Incite Planning and Shared Value Solutions, People Plan Community hosted nine virtual community engagement sessions with both First Nations and Tribal Nations across

Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Reserve: Indigenous-Non-Indigenous Knowledge Building Partnership Guide

Anishinaabe Cultural Consultant Kim Wheatley and Susan Robertson were retained by the Niagara Escarpment Commission and the Niagara Escarpment Foundation to prepare a Knowledge-Building Partnership Guide for the new Transitional

Green Communities Canada Webinar on Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Relations

Green Communities Canada Webinar on Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Relations

Projects

Engagement Summary with First Nations for the Assessment of Lake Ontario Nutrient Targets

Municipal Policy Review of Official Plans for the Top Aggregate Producing Municipalities in Ontario

Renovation of the Nationally Significant Historic Council House at the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation

Renewing Relations in Baawaating

Planting a Relationship and Learning Towards Action

Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Reserve: Indigenous-Non-Indigenous Knowledge Building Partnership Guide

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