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Supporting Reconciliation Through Art & Tourism

Supporting Reconciliation Through Art & Tourism

Caroline Phelps talks about the artist in residence program at Skwachàys Lodge Aboriginal Hotel & Gallery in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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May 03, 2022
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Reconciliation is becoming a common term in Canadian society. According to a recent survey, 79% of Canadians believe that supporting Indigenous business actually strengthens our social fabric 1. For my final semester of law school, I wrote a paper focused on how to revitalize Indigenous economies. I …

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